paulagalvin
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If you feel like a really good bellyache of a laugh,try "When you are engulfed in flames" by David Sedaris....very,very funny.
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jem1963
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I agree I started reading his books after listening to him on Jonathan Ross - he was very funny but sounded like a old woman it took me ages to realise it was actually a man. I was intrigued and so ordered a couple of his books off that web site we order books from. The books were fabulous - he is so descriptive and I actually laughed outloud reading them. I passed them onto my son of 22 and he has really enjoyed them as well. I must order some more I had forgotten how much they made me smile :-)
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paulagalvin
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Glad you enjoyed them Jem.it is good to laugh out loud,does more good than medicine I reckon
He does sound quite effeminate,have some C.Ds of his I listen to in the car,brilliant!
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bevvywevvy
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Hi PG,
After reading this I had to find out who David Sidaris was. I nipped online and looked at some utube stuff followed by a look at an interview he had done on the main web page.
I have never heard of him before but I found him so funny! I love his easy flowing narrative soaked in humour. Just fab.
Look out Borders...I'm on my way and thank you PG for introducing me to a new author.
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paulagalvin
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More than welcome,Bev.
If you find anyone good,pass them on via this forum too
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bevvywevvy
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Will do.
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rugby_mother
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Sounds worth a look. I so agree about the therapeutic effect of laughter. Borders here I come.
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