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    Laughing Store: A Treasury of Entertainment
    Laughing Store: A Treasury of Entertainment
    Laughing Store: A Treasury of Entertainment
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    Laughing Store: A Treasury of Entertainment

    By Linus Asong

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    Laughing Store is just what we need in times of troubles and uncertainties such as these. A book of humour from an acclaimed master of laughter, it lifts our hearts and raises our spirits. Jokes that touch about every domain of existence from sex to religion, from births to deaths, from politics to the beer parlour, from the courtroom to the hospital. And most important of all, conceived in the supremely original Cameroonian flavour of jokes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLangaa RPCIG
    Release dateDec 1, 2010
    ISBN9789956579501
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