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lilkech: so it has reached the stage when you actually forget to laugh? you must be getting senile . . . are you really that old?

die first . . . then you would understand the joke

dont let me rush you there okay

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It seems no one here has read The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde. Very humorous. I tell ya.

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rms and the man by Bernard Shaw

SimonAndal: Animal Farm, and Lord of the Flies. I'm a sociopath, sue me.

lord of d fliez z rili hilarious...

Toads for supper by Chukwuemeka Ike

I need link to funny stories on nl

Ishilove:
Ticktock-by Dean Koontz. The book is a rib cracker from the very first page to the last. Even Mr Koontz admitted to deliberately making the story that funny because he was trying to de-stress himself after the goin thru the psychological intensity of writing "Dark Rivers of the Heart".
Another extra-ordinarily funny classic is "Great Ponds" by Elechi Amadi. I read the book during my service year some years back,and in the two/three days it took me to finish the story,i was able to forget the misery of my sorroundings {NYSC stuck me in a tiny little hamlet in the middle of nowhere} because i was too busy laughing. Mr Amadi is one of Africa's best writers

Scoundrels In Uniform was quite hillarious.

TruthHurts1:
Scoundrels In Uniform was quite hillarious.

Where can I get it?

The Lies of Locke Lamora - The opening chapter was extremely hilarious, seriously one the funniest scenes in fantasy and the rest of the book is interspersed with moments of hilarity.

The Last Girlfriend on Earth - The book is definitely odd but the humor in it is undeniable. It had me chuckling through out my entire read.

The Belgariad series - it intentionally mocks the fantasy genre as a whole while still being a great book. The conversations between the main characters are the best parts.

Redshirts - It is a parody of Star Trek and similar stories. It is a tribute to all the redshirts that always seem to die immediately in a mission. It is my favorite meta novel. Extremely funny.

Dresden Files - its main character has a problem of never being able to keep from insulting people even if the person is a millenia old god that could kill him with a glance. He once insulted an ancient Norse warrior so as not to offend her by excluding her from the people he insults. Series is one of the funniest urban fantasy out there.

sage1000:
The Lies of Locke Lamora - The opening chapter was extremely hilarious, seriously one the funniest scenes in fantasy and the rest of the book is interspersed with moments of hilarity.

The Last Girlfriend on Earth - The book is definitely odd but the humor in it is undeniable. It had me chuckling through out my entire read.

The Belgariad series - it intentionally mocks the fantasy genre as a whole while still being a great book. The conversations between the main characters are the best parts.

Redshirts - It is a parody of Star Trek and similar stories. It is a tribute to all the redshirts that always seem to die immediately in a mission. It is my favorite meta novel. Extremely funny.

Dresden Files - its main character has a problem of never being able to keep from insulting people even if the person is a millenia old god that could kill him with a glance. He once insulted an ancient Norse warrior so as not to offend her by excluding her from the people he insults. Series is one of the funniest urban fantasy out there.

Wow! Thanks a lot, buddy. I'll search for the books online.

Ishilove:
Where can I get it?

The problem is, most of these books are out of print. But I think there's a 1987 edition you can order online at the relatively affordable price of N500. I'll post you the link soon.

TruthHurts1:
The problem is, most of these books are out of print. But I think there's a 1987 edition you can order online at the relatively affordable price of N500. I'll post you the link soon.

Please do. I need to have a copy too.

"When a child is motherless" cant remember d name of d author but he also is d author of "the hidden truth"

Ishilove:
Ticktock-by Dean Koontz. The book is a rib cracker from the very first page to the last. Even Mr Koontz admitted to deliberately making the story that funny because he was trying to de-stress himself after the goin thru the psychological intensity of writing "Dark Rivers of the Heart".
Another extra-ordinarily funny classic is "Great Ponds" by Elechi Amadi. I read the book during my service year some years back,and in the two/three days it took me to finish the story,i was able to forget the misery of my sorroundings {NYSC stuck me in a tiny little hamlet in the middle of nowhere} because i was too busy laughing. Mr Amadi is one of Africa's best writers

Isn't it funny that no one mentioned 'Cheer Up Brother By S.M.O AKA'? I haven't seen a book that comes close to that hilarious book. Cc larrysun

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