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Swipe Right
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Dating is an intimidating adventure, especially when you’re in your late twenties; half of your friends are married and having babies, and the other half are still nursing hangovers every Monday at the office. Then there’s Khaley, who’s kind of...
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Why we Hate you
A Retailer's Confession
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Is the customer really always right? Heck no. For every friendly and polite customer, there’s an entitled and cranky shopper waiting for the world to be handed to them on a platter. Unreasonable expectations and out of proportion reactions can...
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Rind nor Raisin
A Disarray of Random Ramblings
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This book contains a variety of disassociated verses. There is no intended continuity.
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Twisted Tales from VMI
Real-Life Stories From the Virginia Military Institute, Barracks, Post and Downtown
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Praise for Twisted Tales from VMI “I laughed till I stopped!” ~ Dave Hagemann, ‘80 “Me, too.” ~ John Cooper, ‘83 “Written proof my roommate was in serious need of some psychiatric help.” ~Matt Waring, ‘83 “The funniest thing I have read since the...
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Being 50 is a Lot of Work
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Turning 50 ain’t all it’s cracked up to be. Heck, it’s a lot of work! Your wife sees through all your excuses to get out of housework, and your kids have moved from bedtime stories to jokes about your bald spot. Sports aren’t nearly as fun when...
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The Good Life
Sailing in the South Pacific in the good ship Mah-lish
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This book narrates the fascinating and sometimes dangerous but always thought-provoking adventures of the good ship Mah-lish. In a lighted-hearted and sometimes laugh-out-loud funny way, we enjoy Don and Esther Brown's odyssey around the South...
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3 or 4 Years an Indian
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A little story about one girl’s attempt to claim her heritage, and the maneuvering by the Canadian government to discredit that heritage. This book contains a “gift of words” for Toronto, with views on substance abuse presented in the spirit of a...
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Signs of (a) Life
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Much like his beloved – and somewhat decrepit – cars, Liam Samolis (NOT his real name; that was changed in order to protect his wife and children from ridicule on the off chance some of their friends will read his work) is hurtling towards 50...
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Splatology
and other humourous poems to tickle your funny bone and touch your heart.
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Splatology is a book of humourous poetry by Della L. Dickie that illuminates the fun side of life. Her poems reflect some hilarious real-life situations as well as other funny tales created from an active imagination. She also touches on some...
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Offside by a Mile
Confessions of a Hockey Mom
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When four-year-old Conner starts pleading for hockey skates, his mother’s dreamy fantasies of après ski’s toasty fires, charming chalets, and chilled chardonnay rapidly evaporate. Soon, Astra reluctantly raises the white flag to the culture of...
