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10 Best Comedy Novels That Will Make You Laugh Out Loud
Laughter is a universal remedy, and comedy novels are the perfect antidote to life’s stresses. They allow us to escape into humor-filled worlds, quirky characters, and ridiculous situations. If you’re looking to lighten your mood, you’re in for a treat! Here’s a list of the best comedy novels that promise to bring joy and laughter to your reading experience.
By roberto andreasabout a year ago in Humor
And Then I Woke Up
"Are we there yet, Steve?" Jerry bleats from the backseat. I’ve been counting, and this is the five-hundred and fifty-fifth time my camelid companion has popped the question. This is my fault for teaching a llama how to speak.
By Wen Xiaoshengabout a year ago in Humor
Repo Man
Repo Man is a cult camp classic from 1984, starring Emilio Estevez, along with a stellar lineup of character actors: Harry Dean Stanton, Sy Richardson, Tracey Walter, and Fox Harris. Fox Harris, in particular, is unforgettable as a crazed man driving around in a Chevy Malibu with dead aliens in the trunk. His character wears sunglasses with one lens missing, which somehow makes him even more unsettling. Harris, by the way, appeared in some truly oddball cinematic gems, like Stephen Sayadian’s Dr. Caligari (1989) and Fred Olen Ray’s Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers (1988). If that doesn’t set the tone for Repo Man, nothing will.
By Tom Bakerabout a year ago in Humor
History of the World Part 1
Orson Welles opens History of the World, Part I with that iconic voice, delivering the kind of grandiose, overly serious narration he's famous for. But this time, instead of some high-minded historical documentary, he's setting the tone for Mel Brooks' riotous parody of history itself. The contrast between Welles' weighty delivery and the absurdity unfolding on screen is the first of many jokes in this film. Immediately, we’re introduced to a group of Neanderthals engaging in some very prehistoric frooging, bumping, and grinding. It’s a direct parody of 2001: A Space Odyssey, but where Kubrick went for awe and mystery, Brooks leans into the lewd and ludicrous. These cavemen aren’t interested in the mysteries of the monolith; they’re simulating a variety of sexual acts, reveling in crude humor, and setting the tone for the irreverent ride through history to come.
By Tom Bakerabout a year ago in Humor
Cannibal! The Musical . Top Story - September 2024.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone—two dudes who would soon become infamous for the unstoppable cultural nuke "South Park"—started their journey with this bizarre little project, Cannibal! The Musical. Now, if you’ve ever wondered what kind of movie two soon-to-be comedy titans make in college with a shoestring budget, bad wigs, and a bunch of snow, this is it. It’s crude, it’s cheap, and it’s completely hilarious in the most messed-up way possible.
By Tom Bakerabout a year ago in Humor
Humor for Tough Times
In life’s most challenging moments, when everything seems heavy and dark, humor can be a guiding light. It’s a universal balm, a way to cope, and a reminder that even in the toughest situations, there’s room for laughter. As I reflect on my own experiences, I recognize how laughter has become a vital tool for resilience, helping me navigate difficulties with a lighter heart.
By Horace Waslandabout a year ago in Humor
The Funny Side of You
When we think about humor, we often picture stand-up comedians, witty one-liners, or funny friends who always know how to lighten the mood. But what if I told you that humor isn't a one-size-fits-all? Just as we all have different personalities, we also have unique styles of humor that can shape our interactions and relationships. Understanding your humor type can make you more relatable and help you connect better with others. So, which humor type fits you best?
By Horace Waslandabout a year ago in Humor
How HYPROV is Taking Improv Comedy to the Next Level
Can you imagine it? People have seen stand-up, sketch, and improv- a comedy show that already offers everything. Well, there is something new on the scene that just shook the world of live entertainment. Meet the mind-bending fusion of hypnosis and improvisational comedy- giving its audience an unmatched experience across different continents. HYPROV is billed as the ultimate comedy clinic, featuring legendary improvisation master hypnotist Asad Mecci and Colin Mochrie of Whose Line Is It Anyway?
By Kenzie Scottabout a year ago in Humor
The Mischievous Sylvester: A Journey Through Looney Tunes History
Sylvester the Cat, one of the most recognizable and beloved characters in the Looney Tunes universe, has been entertaining audiences for decades. First appearing in the 1945 short "Life with Feathers", this tuxedo-clad feline has become an enduring symbol of mischief, determination, and comedic failure. Created by the talented team at Warner Bros. Animation, Sylvester's humorous escapades have solidified his place as one of the most iconic characters in animation history.
By Cool Searches about a year ago in Humor
The Ripple of a Smile
* --- The day had been just like I did not cause any other start of the day—unsure, late, and hectic. I left my tiny apartment without scarcely grabbing my coat as I strove to reach work in time. The jack frost was in the air and nipped at my cheeks like my pain, while the dull sky was a reflection of the war that was going on in my heart. It was a very heavy week: filled with deadlines and a load of loneliness that sneaked up on me several times a week was ponderously hanging over me.
By yousif hajiabout a year ago in Humor
The Times I Mistook a Mannequin for a Human
Mistaking a mannequin for a human is one of the banes of existence, and there are two painful moments that really stick out like a tack in my butt.
By Neelam Sharmaabout a year ago in Humor
Do My Bidding, Mosquito Army!
I LOVE My Forest. The emerald sky where I live is pierced with shades of blue beyond. Birds sing their lewd songs to each other during the spring and scream at their children during the summer creating a cacophony of sounds that we humans describe as beautiful. Fireflies light up our summer and autumn nights with flickering and fluttering eloquence, and an opossum has been adopted as a nocturnal snuggle/dinner buddy by the colony of rescue cats that I hold responsibility over and has even on occasion let me run my fingers gently over its back side (before saying: "Okay. That's enough, friend" by politely walking away). And the cicadas sing us to sleep every night. It's peaceful, it's quiet, no noisy human interference, and you can see the stars for miles. And come morning, (especially in the cooler months when the morning fog lifts off the ground in opalescent swirls of cloud low to the ground) we are greeted by little families of deer.
By Hope Martin2 years ago in Humor