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Bad Dad Jokes - That's How Eye Roll

Bart King

Publisher: Gibbs Smith

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Summary

A goofy book celebrating the Dad Joke lifestyle — packed with jokes and wordplay for your favorite punster.Bad Dad Jokes covers every aspect of the most simultaneously loathed and beloved joke form of all time: the pun. Because “Dad Humor” should be practiced by everyone (regardless of age, gender, or family status) this book serves to encourage creative thinking and punning habits for everyone! Learn how to properly deliver a pun (whether written, visual, or verbal) and how to pretend you’re sorry for your Dad Joke (even when you’re not). Includes: quality pre-loaded puns, the taxonomy of the different types of wordplay, famous punsters, and Great Moments in Dad Joke History.
Available since: 06/16/2020.
Print length: 155 pages.

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