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The 54 chapters in eight sections meditate on such diverse topics as: how to entertain a baby, the humor handicap of being grown-up, infant and adult laughter, the definition of wit, funny things and people, poetic humor, comical figures of speech, puns, exaggeration as a weapon, the American bled of humor, sarcasm and the irony of fate, matrimony and humor, degrees of biring, slapstick and agressive humor, Freud and risque humor, why truth is humorous, and how to tell good jokes from bad.
Dealership makes money but needs money to be spent on advertisement and a more agressive marketing approach.
McGoff currently has an annnual turnover of around pounds 10m and is launching an agressive marketing push to drum up new business and grow this figure.
 
 
 
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