The Penguin Book of Jokes from the Net
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Author: Phillip Adams
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 468
WHEN the printing press was invented, it promised literature. People read comics.WHEN cinema was invented, it promised culture for the masses. We got Austin Powers.WHEN TV was invented, it promised education. We got Sex and the City.The internet promised unprecedented access to information across the globe and an end to national barriers. What we got was 30 million netheads - nerds, rock stars and your average punters - swapping politically incorrect jokes. Hundreds of which, we're unashamed to say, are contained within these pages.
Author: Phillip Adams
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 468
WHEN the printing press was invented, it promised literature. People read comics.WHEN cinema was invented, it promised culture for the masses. We got Austin Powers.WHEN TV was invented, it promised education. We got Sex and the City.The internet promised unprecedented access to information across the globe and an end to national barriers. What we got was 30 million netheads - nerds, rock stars and your average punters - swapping politically incorrect jokes. Hundreds of which, we're unashamed to say, are contained within these pages.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Phillip Adams
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 468
WHEN the printing press was invented, it promised literature. People read comics.WHEN cinema was invented, it promised culture for the masses. We got Austin Powers.WHEN TV was invented, it promised education. We got Sex and the City.The internet promised unprecedented access to information across the globe and an end to national barriers. What we got was 30 million netheads - nerds, rock stars and your average punters - swapping politically incorrect jokes. Hundreds of which, we're unashamed to say, are contained within these pages.
Author: Phillip Adams
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 468
WHEN the printing press was invented, it promised literature. People read comics.WHEN cinema was invented, it promised culture for the masses. We got Austin Powers.WHEN TV was invented, it promised education. We got Sex and the City.The internet promised unprecedented access to information across the globe and an end to national barriers. What we got was 30 million netheads - nerds, rock stars and your average punters - swapping politically incorrect jokes. Hundreds of which, we're unashamed to say, are contained within these pages.
The Penguin Book of Jokes from the Net