Comedy: April 30, 2008 Issue [#2356]
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1. About this Newsletter
2. A Word from our Sponsor
3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
5. A Word from Writing.Com
6. Ask & Answer
7. Removal instructions

About This Newsletter

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My name is katherine76, I am your Comedy Newsletter editor this week!

Fear of the month:
Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia
Fear of long words
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Taken from http://phobialist.com/



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Letter from the editor

The reality
of public humiliation



Have you ever tripped over in public? I have many times! I can say for the most part that after the humiliation (and sometimes pain) goes away, it can actually be quite a funny experience to look back on.

So what do most people do once they see you are alright? They laugh out loud, some do it quiet and discrete and others will screech like a hyena, so loud that anyone within at least a two mile radius can look over and see you on the ground.

In the spirit of all things publicly humiliating, I have decided to interview random people at work and on the streets of Brisbane, Australia to come up with an all time top ten list of the most embarrassing events that can and has happened in public. The following top ten list has been put together by myself, after a month long study:

The Top Ten List

10. Tripping over in public
9. Toilet paper stuck to foot/pants
8. Lipstick/Food stuck in teeth
7. Clothing/Shoes ripping/breaking in public
6. Kids throwing tantrums in public
5. Dropping items/contents of handbag on floor
4. Running into a pole/stationary objects
3. Waving at the wrong person
2. Being caught out with no money/wallet missing
1. Realizing you have trodden in dog poo!


Many of us use these day to day occurrences to write a comedy story, poem and even a play. If you feel the need to write a comedy story or need to start one, feel free to use any or all of the above list as a starting point.


Thank you for reading; please let me know any comments or feedback you may have for future newsletters. Alternatively if you would like to submit anything to be included in future newsletters. See below *Down*


Editor's Picks

My picks for this month are all very funny!
Please take the time to read and review some of these comedy items:


Comedic Poems, Short Stories and Articles

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A humorous story of my backpacking trip in the Sierras. What else could possibly go wrong?
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Things that should not be seen...by anyone at the public pool...
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The story of woman and her experience on the public transit.
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Ask & Answer

Hello Katherine, you mentioned popular television shows like Good Times, Sanford and Son, and Happy Days. What about All in the Family? Archie Bunker was some piece of work.
By Nomar Knight Author IconMail Icon
Thanks for the suggestion, being in Australia I have no idea what these shows are, but I will be sure to look them up *Bigsmile*


Interesting stuff you put in there. It was a good idea to remind us comedy has been around forever
By strayndnjcv
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