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    Of Quips 'N' Quirks

    By Vincent Thnay

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    “Of Quips ’n’ Quirks” is a follow up to “Of Wit ‘n’ Humour. It is a compilation of humorous truisms, witty, quirky quotes, paraprosdokians, puns and sarcasm. Made up of, mostly one liners, the humour is easy to remember. So, pick up a copy of the book, memorize the ones you love most and impress your friends with your wit and sense of humour. At USD 4.90, half the price of a movie ticket, the money is definitely well spent.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJan 25, 2019
    ISBN9780359285723
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