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One Liners Without Foreskin.: The best Jewish humor to read without any guilt. Good for Jews and gentiles. An ecumenic contribution to solidarity, c (in English)
Lazaro Droznes
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One Liners Without Foreskin.: The best Jewish humor to read without any guilt. Good for Jews and gentiles. An ecumenic contribution to solidarity, c (in English) - Droznes, Lazaro
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Synopsis "One Liners Without Foreskin.: The best Jewish humor to read without any guilt. Good for Jews and gentiles. An ecumenic contribution to solidarity, c (in English)"
The best Jewish humor to read without any guilt. Good for Jews and gentiles. An ecumenic contribution to solidarity, cooperation and tolerance Jokes on this book are one liners because there are cheaper to produce and distribute. Nonetheless, we warn the readers they will not get any discount. Our policy is not to transfer our savings to potential customers. It is more profitable to make you laugh than to make you cry. Humor is a serious matter and it should not be taken lightly. Jewish humor is an inexhaustible source of comfort and relief for those of us who practice it. Humor is a serious matter because it allows processing pain and suffering in an elegant and pleasant way. We Jews have a preponderant participation on the world humor because no one suffers like we do. Our suffering is expressed through our humor. Our tribute to Jewish humor masters: Woody Allen, Groucho Marx, Jackie Mason, Jerry Seinfeld, Rodney Dangerfield, Scholem Aleijem. Jewish humor is one of our many contributions to the Occidental cultural heritage. The more they make us suffer, the more we respond with humor. One of the advantages of being a Jew is being able to write this book without being accused of anti-Semitism. Only Jews are morally and ethically allowed to laugh of themselves. We must clarify that this book is not a recompilation of pre-existing jokes, but fresh material, brand new, ready to be open, written by the author and based on his own experiences and sufferings. Pitch done, let's talk business: Stop suffering! Buy this book and start laughing, It s better than crying!
