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'Twas the Night Before Christmas 21st Century Edition Review

'Twas the Night Before Christmas 21st Century Edition
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'Twas the Night Before Christmas 21st Century Edition ReviewI think serendipity is that thing where you're looking for one thing and you stumble on another. I was looking for a gag gift/stocking stuffer for a friend for the holidays, and I came across this gem. If only the truth is funny and laughter is the best medicine, "Twas the Night Before Christmas, 21st Century Edition" is a whoop-ass dose of truth serum. Being a huge devotee of that near-extinct form of comedy that is satire, I wasn't prepared to find something that not only made me laugh out loud, but I could tell is going to spawn laughs after numerous readings. The text of this send-up is layered with references that actually do more than just play on the surface of the joke they're making--in other words, it's got dimension. It braids images that traffic in homespun holiday cheer while cracking your funny bone with captions written to inflict whiplash they are so sharply drawn. It swings effortlessly between lofty high-brow references (William Safire) that get their requisite share of chuckles, to low-brow humor so pungent you'll remember why you don't like your frat-boy cousin Dirk, and everything in-between. And there is a faux Maxim magazine cover that elevates the form to dizzying heights of comedic lunacy, something this book does effortlessly. And if that isn't enough, it actually has an ending that buttons the proceedings perfectly. So, I'll buy two copies. One for my friend. And the other for me.'Twas the Night Before Christmas 21st Century Edition OverviewIn Kluger and Slavin's rendition, Christmas is no longer a time of sparkling snow globes and neighborly good will, but rather a celebration of profits, bonuses, and cutthroat competition--complete with disgruntled elves, outsourced Santas, union conflicts, Twittered conspiracies, randy reindeer, media hysteria, factory relocations, toxic merchandise, and a giant leveraged buyout that rocks the world from pole to pole.Packing their verse with hilariously spun rhymes ("The workers grew grim, as they churlishly chored / while Santa grew haplessly, craplessly bored") and even funnier illustrations (picture Santa jumping on Oprah's couch and Mrs. Claus in a racy Maxim cover photo), Kluger and Slavin spike the holiday eggnog with smart and saucy sass--not to mention loads of laughs. 'Twas the Night Before Christmas 21st Century Edition, makes the perfect stocking stuffer or lighthearted gift.

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The Jolly Elf (Rumpleville Chronicles) Review

The Jolly Elf (Rumpleville Chronicles)
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The Jolly Elf (Rumpleville Chronicles) ReviewNo, I ain't saying this book caused 9/11 -- but it sure explains why "W" was so hideously traumatized and that it took him 20 minutes to recover, exactly when our country most needed his leadership.
Forget the goat story -- that was a convenient stew cooked up by the limp wristed lefties hoping no one would read this highly controversial, right wing parable of our times. Think of it as the parable Jesus meant for us all to hear.The Jolly Elf (Rumpleville Chronicles) OverviewIs the Jolly Elf jolly because he sings every morning or does he sing because he is jolly?And if you can answer that, then why does he keep shrinking the heads of the local townsfolk?Of course, someone must put an end to the racket, since the songs he sings are largely disco hits from the 70Â's.

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