Grumpy Old Git Jokes: Because Lifes Not All Fun, Fun, Fun

Ian Allen

ISBN 10: 1909396753 / ISBN 13: 9781909396753

Published by Portico, 2014

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Grumpy Old Git Jokes: Because Lifes Not All Fun, Fun, Fun
• Publisher: Portico
• Publication Date: 2014
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1909396753
• ISBN 13: 9781909396753
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Used; Very Good

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Synopsis

A bumper collection of jokes for the grumpy old git in all of us.

Railing against the world? Fed up with everything? In need of a hefty dose of cynical humour? Then Grumpy Old Git Jokes is the book for you.

Straight from the mouths of the grumpiest gits our proud nation has to offer, this bumper collection contains hundreds of jokes on favourite grumpy subjects such as politics, religion, education and technology. It muses on the grump's least favourite people (including judges, bankers and lawyers – 'What is the ideal weight of a lawyer? About three pounds, including the urn'), and the perennial subjects of ageing ('Old age is always fifteen years older than what I am') and health ('All you've got is hypochondria.' 'Can you give me anything for it?').

This deliciously cynical, delightfully dour, mirthfully miserable book will help anyone indulge their inner grumpy old git.

About the Author

Ian Allen is the compiler of several joke books and a cricket quiz book, and has been a member of the National Trust for decades. He loves the wide range of properties and the epic sweep of the landscape of the Trust, but is even more interested in the quirky stories that lie behind the history.