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Loading... The Meaning of Liff (1983)by Douglas Adams, John Lloyd (Author)
None. What a funny and enjoyable little book! I'm really glad I read it! ( )The kind of fun book that one dips into when one has a yet for a quick laugh that is truly inspired. No idea why it took me so long to read this little book, it was a birthday present that sat on my to-read shelf for an embarassingly long time. It's an A-Z guide of mostly UK place names that have been co-opted to stand as words for things that (mostly) don't already have words for them. If my memory was better, I'd definitely be using a lot of them from here on out. :) There's a large number of really gross ones, but it's made up for by the inclusion of Corriedoo and it's related terms pertaining to recognising someone walking toward you in a long corridor. Incredibly funny and amazing, this book has me laughing every time I open it. When I first read this book, not long after it was first published, I remember constantly laughing out loud. It remains one of the funniest and most ingenious books ever written. no reviews | add a review Inspired
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