Lipstick salespeople, take note. Just saying.
MEG-A-RAE #14
A Very Special Comedy Episode
We love humor at my Library. If it's a laugh riot, we like it. So do Savvy and Programma Mama, as they discuss some of their favorite funny books in this week's episode of their readers' advisory video blog (vlog), MEG-A-RAE.
For my "two cents" (or, preferrably, my two cans of tuna-in-oil), I'd like to share our humor playlist from the MPL YouTube Channel. These book trailers showcase some funny books likely to tickle your fancy. I don't even want to know where that might be located.
Frankly, Ladies, Those Lips Are Kinda Scary,
Cauli Le Chat
MPL Roving Reporter
Humor News Beat
P.S. When it comes to funny music parodies, there's "Weird Al" Yankovic leading the pack, and then there's everybody else following waaaay behind. "Weird Al" is, in our opinion, the undisputed champion of this genre. Of his music videos, we laughed loudest at "Headline News" (1994), which made fun of several of the more peculiar personalities who made headlines nearly 20 years ago. You may have to do some research to get the contextual references and the jokes, but it's worth the effort. (Wikipedia is sufficient for a quick historical refresher.) The song parodies "Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm" (1993), by the Crash Test Dummies.
P.S. When it comes to funny music parodies, there's "Weird Al" Yankovic leading the pack, and then there's everybody else following waaaay behind. "Weird Al" is, in our opinion, the undisputed champion of this genre. Of his music videos, we laughed loudest at "Headline News" (1994), which made fun of several of the more peculiar personalities who made headlines nearly 20 years ago. You may have to do some research to get the contextual references and the jokes, but it's worth the effort. (Wikipedia is sufficient for a quick historical refresher.) The song parodies "Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm" (1993), by the Crash Test Dummies.
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