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Stir Briskly With Laughter

Norman Sindlinger

Publisher: Norman Sindlinger

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Summary

A collection of 385 quips and one-liners in the following categories: 
1 - From the Computer Help Desk 
2 - Humor of a Random Nature 
3 - Rulings From the Bench 
4 - Doctor On Call 
5 - Life Lessons
Available since: 01/25/2020.

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