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    Oh, Hell: Funny Insights into a Strange Place We Call Hell
    Oh, Hell: Funny Insights into a Strange Place We Call Hell
    Oh, Hell: Funny Insights into a Strange Place We Call Hell
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    Oh, Hell: Funny Insights into a Strange Place We Call Hell

    By T. R. Granville and J. L. Ritchie

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    VOTED
    FUNNIEST NEW BOOK
    BY EVERYONE

    WHEN YOUR CLOSET DOOR CREAKS OPEN IN THE
    MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT, RUN. BECAUSE I HAVE NO
    IDEA WHAT IT IS

    TO HELL IN A HAND BASKET THEY SAY, NOW
    THAT'S GOT TO HURT. THE GOOD NEWS IS YOU
    CAN BE CARRIED INTO HELL.

    IF YOU HAVE EVER SAID, SEE YOU IN HELL YOU
    SHOULD READ THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK.

    WHEN YOU HEAR VOICES IN YOUR HEAD, IT'S NOT
    YOUR HEAD, IT'S SOMEONE ELSE'S.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateAug 2, 2012
    ISBN9781475941296
    Oh, Hell: Funny Insights into a Strange Place We Call Hell
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    T. R. Granville

    T.R. Granville, has been making people laugh for years and lately has been putting his humor in to print. Humor has always played a key role in his life and he is currently writing several more book’s. He lives in Colorado. J. L. Ritchie, Born in Canada and grew up in Southern California. She lives in Colorado and is currently working on her second book.

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      Oh, Hell - T. R. Granville

      Copyright © 2012 by T. R. Granville and J. L. Ritchie.

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      ISBN: 978-1-4759-4128-9 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-4759-4129-6 (ebk)

      Library of Congress Control Number: 2012913554

      iUniverse rev. date: 07/28/2012

      Contents

      Acknowledgments

      1   Stuff about Hell

      2   More Stuff on Hell

      3   A Little Bit More on Hell

      4   A Hell of a Bit More Stuff

      5   Wow! There’s Still More Stuff

      6   More Hell to Contend With

      7   Oh, Hell! The End!

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      To all my family who actually put me through hell several times.

      —T. R. Granville

      To all my friends who drove me to the devil’s brew. Guess what? It worked.

      —J. L. Ritchie

      Acknowledgments

      To all the waiters and waitresses who had to put up with our laughing and carrying on during the writing and spilling of drinks.

      To

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