This first book contains five thousand jokes from a variety of sources from both famous and ordinary people. Hopefully they’ll bring a smile to your face, a grin to your mouth and maybe make your fingers scratch your head every now and then…
The Blue Bells by M. Trussell 'Sir, either put your bag in the overhead compartment or under the seat in front of you or I will have to remove it from the aircraft.' Cranky,old cow. At least run a brush through your hair. Sara watched as the Korean man stood in the...
Theater of Dreams by A. M. Sherif After being alone since he was born, twenty-year-old Robert suddenly discovers that he's a family. Hesitantly he moves to the big family house, and once he sets a foot there, his troubles starts. He tries to get along with the members...
The Vampire Across the Hall by Daisi Malone Daisi Malone lives in the Presidio Building in Newtown, Sydney, Australia. The building is mysterious and its residents even more so. There's the couple with lots of children, the Glee Club and the English Backpackers-...
Poppycock Place by Biolo Dingli NASA's succesful failure. After spending billions developing 7 Bio-Teks (half-human, half-robots) with super intelligence and free will, to pilot a Deep Space mission, the money ran out and no space ship was built. NASA sent the...
Beatrice Beecham's Halloween Haunting by Dave Jeffery A Beatrice Beecham Mystery. When librarian Agnes Clutterbuck reports strange noises in the historical section of Dorsal Finn's town library, Beatrice and The Newshounds set out to investigate. But what they find is...
The Library: Revised and Condensed by Rodney Ohebsion A collection of short parody pieces. Topics include the Bible, the Qur'an, On the Origin of Species, the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, The Feminine Mystique, and Crime and Punishment. Click on...
Paper or Plastic?: The First 20 Strips by Mark A. Cooper Paper or Plastic?: The First 20 Strips is a free sampler of a gently-humorous, PG-13-rated web comic written and drawn by Mark A. Cooper about the staff and customers of the fictional Supa$hoppa department store...
Aesop Updated: Fables For The Third Millennium by Barry Daniels Aesop’s Fables are timeless, and as relevant today as they were centuries ago. The Fox continues to see the grapes as sour when he can’t reach them, and no doubt he always will. But Aesop never worked in...