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    The Book of Cringe - A Collection of Reasonably Clean but Silly Schoolboy Jokes

    By Julian Walker

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    Around 2,000 jokes, puns and poems of cringe-worthy silliness - and one piece of advice: • If at first you don’t succeed … forget skydiving. Dad jokes at their very worst - dive in, cringe and, above all, be amused. But if you have wondered about these questions: • What would happen if there were no hypothetical situations? • Why didn’t Tarzan have a beard? • Why do fridges have a light but freezers don’t? • Do you get repossessed if you don’t pay an exorcist? Then this book isn’t for you as it doesn’t have any answers.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGrosvenor House Publishing
    Release dateAug 10, 2015
    ISBN9781781484128
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    The Book of Cringe - A Collection of Reasonably Clean but Silly Schoolboy Jokes
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    Julian Walker

    Julian Walker is a social development practitioner, with a background in social anthropology and research interest related to urban spatial rights, gender and social identity. He is an Associate Professor at the Bartlett Development Planning Unit of University College London, where he is the Co-Programme Leader of the MSc Social Development Practice, the Director of the DPU's Training and Advisory Services, and the Director of the DPU's Gender Policy and Planning Programme.

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