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SO, CAN WE TALK? JOAN RIVERS RIOTOUS 1984 FIRST EDITION HARDCOVER/ OOP. Used First Edition Hardcover Book in Very Good Condition (the dust jacket has a small rip on the front & back cover but those are the only flaws on this delightfully funny book) published by Delacorte Press, N.Y, 1984, 99 pages. Comedienne dishes the "Dirt" on her "former" Best, Best Friend. WISDOM ACCORDING TO HEDI: "TWO IS COMPANY. THREE IS FIFTY BUCKS EXTRA". "ONE GOOD TURN DESRVES ANOTHER...ANOTHER....ANOTHER....ANOTHER". "A FOOL AND HIS MONEY ARE SOON PARTED - WHICH IS WHY I NEVER GO OUT WITH A GUY WHOSE IQ IS OVER FIFTY." A candor and riotous book that disregards any rules of sworn confidences, it is Rivers at her must outrageous. Humorous, witty and downright funny as you follow Joan and her "best" friend, Hedi through life's good times and hard times, laughing all the way in this 1984 Out of Print First Edition Hardcover. BOOK INCLUDES ABROMOWITZ APPENDIXIES & A SECTION WHERE YOU CAN "TEST" YOUR "TRAMP POTENTIAL?" We ship within 24 hours of your purchase with a Delivery Confirmation. ... Read more

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This digital document is an article from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR), published by Thomson Gale on September 30, 2007. The length of the article is 834 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: I am sorry, Evian and San Pellegrino and Dasani and all the other bottled waters out there - Aqua Velva, Wells Fargo, Muddy Waters, Joan Rivers, Jerry Springer, whatever - but the current campaign against paying good money for bottled water when tap water is perfectly good (and very likely purer) is so sensible on the face of it that I am now done with you. Fini. Kaput. Ausgeschlossen.(Editorials)(Editorial)
Author: Gale Reference Team
Publication: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (Newspaper)
Date: September 30, 2007
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Page: B20

Article Type: Editorial

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Mei Mei and Chang's life in their Chinese village takes a drastic turn after Yangtze River begins to rise and sweeps the houses, trees, animals, and peop along its path. ... Read more

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Life among the Yangtze River
This is a story of Mei-Mei's family and other families who live in a village by the river banks of the Yangtze river.Mei-Mei & her friend Chang walk to and from to school together each day and back home again evening. One day the rains began and don't stop. The Yangtze river begins to slowly grow and grow and begin to flood the village. Homes and crops disappear in the currents of the mighty Yangtze. In a weekthe river slows and begins to go down showing crops that where once green are now brown with silt & mud, Most of the homes where washed away, but everyone in the village is safe. They all know that their village & homes can be rebuilt and begin to do so building on higher ground. With everyones help the new village begins to grow. Even the children do their part and help plant the in the now richs soil that the mud left from the river. With the suns warmth these crop would soon grow big and strong. When the village was ready there was a great party with firecrackers and lanterns hung in the trees.

This book was first published in Denmark in 1982 and then translated to English in 1985. I believe both text and the illustrations where done by Svend Otto S and I think are done in watercolor. The illustrations are beautiful and show life on the river banks of the mighty Yangtze River that could probably still been found today in rural China.

The illustrations are nicely done and I think this book is a real gem for your home library and to show our children how other people live. ... Read more

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GQ Magzine August 2010 Zach Galifianakis, Paul Rudd, Tracy Morgan. Joan Riversm Bill Murrary, Al Gore, What is it like to work in a reefer shop, the 113 funniest dudes, dudettes, & dirty jokes in America ... Read more

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Set in B.C.’s Okanagan Valley in the early 1990s, this screenplay is a little slice of small town life, with all its contradictions, pathos and humour. Laureen, who is of First Nations heritage, is a rookie R.C.M.P. constable.During her first summer on the job, she encounters opposition from the town’s narrow-minded mayor, and learns about the realities of small town law enforcement. Bob, the detachment corporal, is initially skeptical of her abilities, while Jamey, a local part-time musician and full-time prankster, causes trouble for her at every turn.Although attracted to each other, Laureen and Jamey are constantly at odds, due to their opposing views of the law in particular as well as society in general. As Lauren struggles to grow into her role as a cop, she discovers that she can also serve as a catalyst for bringing lasting change to the village.

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Volume 8 December 1971 Issue 12. Other articles include: Long Day's Journey into the Morosco by Joan Rivers, The play, May I have your Autograph? by Haskel Frankel, Ziegfeld Club by Eugene Boe, Playbill of Fare by Emory Lewis and On a Personal Bias by Bernice Peck. Tevye played by Jan Peerce, Golde, his wife played by Mimi Randolph. This edition is filled with cigarette and liquor advertisements. ... Read more

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