Fun with Stuff - Bruce A. Smith
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Fun with Stuff is a collection of humor columns, many of which first appeared in a Southern California Mensa publication. But don't be frightened; they're not all that intellectual. Hardly. Instead, these are true life stories and exaggerated fabrications that everyone can relate to. Laugh along as Bruce Smith relates tales detailing: A comedy of errors as Bruce and his wife make an attempt to travel in an RV. The origins of the saying, "your hair looks like a cat sucked on it." How you simply can't trust the drink sizes at fast food restaurants. How the phone company wrongly accused the…mehr

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Fun with Stuff is a collection of humor columns, many of which first appeared in a Southern California Mensa publication. But don't be frightened; they're not all that intellectual. Hardly. Instead, these are true life stories and exaggerated fabrications that everyone can relate to. Laugh along as Bruce Smith relates tales detailing: A comedy of errors as Bruce and his wife make an attempt to travel in an RV. The origins of the saying, "your hair looks like a cat sucked on it." How you simply can't trust the drink sizes at fast food restaurants. How the phone company wrongly accused the author of calling porn numbers in Africa. A workshop where anyone (well, almost anyone) can learn to write a joke. Enjoy these and other classic columns, regaled by people who wish to remain anonymous as "hilarious," "mind-bogglingly funny," as well as "disorienting and bizarre." "What are laughing at?" people will ask you. "Fun with Stuff," you'll answer. "Bruce Smith is a comedy genius. You should buy it. Really. I'm not kidding. Like right now."
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Bruce Smith has been writing humor for over thirty years. His columns have been published in locations ranging from New Hampshire to Mumbai, India. Many of his jokes are stolen from his wife Sharron, who lives with him in Southern California.