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The Grapes of Wrath... The Grapes of Spaff
The Odyssey of Homer... The Oddity of Homer
Gargantua and Pantagruel... Godzilla and Pantagruel
Perhaps there are some funnier ones to be had.
Thread title. This may be fun, you never know. Anyway:
The Grapes of Wrath... The Grapes of Spaff
The Odyssey of Homer... The Oddity of Homer
Gargantua and Pantagruel... Godzilla and Pantagruel
Perhaps there are some funnier ones to be had.
War and Fleece
which could also be the title for a volume containing both the Iliad and the Odyssey
Do not think it a kindness.
1001 Bites
Lady Chatterley's Louvre
Moby Duck
The Bride of Frank
Canary Row
Van's Ripped Winkle
Grape Expectations
A Tale of Two Titties
Park of Darkness
Broom at the Top
The Woman in Tights
Fahrenheit Regulo 8
Caught 22
Two Men in Love
Silas Farmer
To the Whitehouse
How many do you want?
A man in possession of a wooden spoon must be in want of a pot to stir.
I forgot the new English text book:
The Return of the Dative
And the Maths text book:
The Wife of Pi
And there's more:
Bleak Mouse
Dombey and Bun
The Cricket on the Heath
Bored Jim
Tales of Heresy
A Room with a Phew!
The Mouse of Mirth
Tom Sawyer's Broad
Jacob's Broom
The Ministry of Beer
Travels with My Ant
No Man's Bland
A man in possession of a wooden spoon must be in want of a pot to stir.
This thread's so popular, I'll add some more, or philistine will think we don't like him...
An Anonymous Tory
The Dain Purse
The Bin Man
The High Widow
The Ladle in the Lake
The Little Blister
A man in possession of a wooden spoon must be in want of a pot to stir.
Alice in Sunderland.
I love this one. From the Arabian Nights:
Ali Baba and The Chamber of Secrets
“The greatest achievement was at first and for a time a dream. The oak sleeps in the acorn, the bird waits in the egg, and in the highest vision of the soul a waking angel stirs. Dreams are the seedlings of realities.” ~ James Allen
"Use what talents you possess: the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best." ~ Henry Van Dyke
I can hear the sound of men heckling through car windows now...Originally Posted by qwertyman
A Hundred Tables of La Fontaine
The Wind in The Pillows
Confucius, The Insects
The Count of Monte Bisto
The Diving Bell and The Nutterguy
Moby's Dick
The Last of the Moccasins
Love in the year of Coleoptera
Three Men in a Coat
Bridget Jone's Dairy
Lo-Cost Paperbacks:
Catch 11
A Kid for One Farthing
Quarter of a Sixpence
A man in possession of a wooden spoon must be in want of a pot to stir.
I bet the satirists are mining this thread. These are hilarious!
It's what comes of 35 mis-spent years of listening to I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue it teaches you to think sideways...I bet the satirists are mining this thread. These are hilarious!
A man in possession of a wooden spoon must be in want of a pot to stir.
One Thousand and One Delights
Ali Baba and The Thirty-nine Thieves
A Tale of Three Cities
Wood Sawyer
(One for the horse lovers) Green Grass of Colorado
Canterbury Heads
A Midwinter Night’s Dream
Gone With the Hurricane
The Count of Monte Carlo
Monsieur Bovary
The Old Woman and The Sea
Nineteen Eighty-seven
All Quiet on the Northern Front
…who’s next?
20,000 Lemurs under the Sea
The Promiscuity of Huckleberry Finn
The Catcher in the Potatoes
Lord of the Dungbeetles
To Kill a Pteradactyl
War and Pizza
If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking.
- Haruki Murakami
Devils... Weevils
Taras Bulba... Taras Vulva
Peter Pan... Peter Chan
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