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    I am otherwise open to any genre. I have enjoyed British humor immensely – Notes from a small island, A year in merde, Norse mythology, Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy, Northanger Abbey.

    Also some others like- Zeus grants stupid wishes, Bossypants, Yes please.

    Please suggest more. I need more humor in my life.

    by PotatoFloats

    6 Comments

    1. Heroes and Mythos by Stephen Fry. Infinite Jest by some guy with last name Wallace I think.

    2. SuitcaseOfSparks on

      I will always always always recommend Patrick McManus for humor!

      He writes the funniest short stories all about the outdoors, his story about the deer on the bicycle is fucking hilarious 😂

      I’d check out They Shoot Canoes, Don’t They? and A Fine And Pleasant Misery.

    3. MajesticExtent9661 on

      Imagine this: your ship and crew are stuck in a storm, and all hope seems to have been lost, but you get this stupid idea to turn the sail of your ship into a kite and soar over the storm to escape it. That is the kind of man our captain was, The Captain Jinx. Although for a brief moment, their plan seemed to work. but it all came crashing down eventually. Quite literally too but our captain without wasting a moment commanded his crew to reef the sails, as he came to a conclusion that he fucked around and found out.

      THE BOOK IS CALLED (SCURVY SALTY SNICKERDOODLE).

    4. LoneWolfette on

      If you like British humour, the classic British comedy is Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog) by Jerome K Jerome.

      The

    5. Pretend-Piece-1268 on

      I really liked Good Omens by Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett. There is no particular line I can quote but the fact that the Earth is a Libra is an interesting funny fact, I think 🙂

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