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  1. The Complete Emotional Guide to the Nine Months of Pregnancy

    Welcome!
    It makes no difference if this is the first time you're expecting a child or the twelfth. Either way, when you find yourself dealing with a variety of challenges, and completely drained of both physical and emotional energy, you're liable to feel like you're the only one in the world so exhausted by this journey.

    But that's just it. You're not alone. You're in good company! Rucheleh Lambersky, psychotherapist, group facilitator - and more importantly, mother of eight children, kein yirbu - invites you to join the club, where you'll find yourself alongside many righteous women dealing with the same challenges as you.

    In Welcome to the Club! you'll get energy and a laugh, discover new insights based on the experiences of many others, and find practical, therapeutic tools to help you cope on a day-to-day basis.
    What do you say? Are you joining us? We've reserved a spot especially for you! Learn More
  2. A Collection of Advice Columns by Comedian Mordechai Schmutter

    Newspaper advice columns are a weird tradition: "Let me ask a total stranger about my personal problems, so he can answer in front of thousands of other total strangers in nothing resembling a timely manner.  And hope I don’t have to ask a follow-up question."

    In a way, it's a cheaper version of therapy.  Like if you pay the going hourly rate, you get a whole 45 minutes, there are no spectators to your personal problems, and there are free tissues.  But for the cost of a newspaper subscription, this is what you get.  And you’re going to be happy with it. Until now.

    Ever since Mordechai Schmutter began writing humor columns, people have been coming up to him and asking him questions.  Most of them unprintable.  And that's weird, because, as he’s demonstrated in his columns, he is not an expert on anything

    But some of the questions are printable, to the point where he has selflessly decided to start a second column - a column dedicated to answering these questions - a column that puts the "Um" in Advice Column - a column that places a prime emphasis not on embarrassing the person asking the question, but on dwarfing it with the extent to which he embarrasses himself.  And rather than give advice that is helpful only for that one person in one specific situation that may no longer be relevant, he heroically gives advice that’s not actually helpful at all.  That way, everyone wins. 

     
    This is his first collection of this column - a column that, above all, proves that there is no such thing as a ridiculous question.  Just ridiculous answers. Learn More

  3. Disclaimer to end all disclaimers:

    This book does not contain every possible disclaimer. You’ve been warned.

    Caution: Do not judge book by other side.

    Notice: Introduction sold separately.

    Warning: Do not use book as a public telephone.

    Notice: Do not read this book if you cannot read.

    Missing cat! Return to Schrödinger, dead or alive!

    Notice to residents of the United States:

    Federal law requires that we post this notice on each copy of this book entitled Stop, Drop, and LOL. If you notice a book that’s missing this notice, please call and notify us at once. you may be eligible for a cash reward!! (The number to call appears on the bottom of each notice.)

    Notice: If you’ve purchased this cover without the book, assume that someone else has the funny material that you paid for and is literally laughing at your expense right now.

    Beware: If it’s so dark that you can’t read this warning, your shin is about to make contact with something sharp.

    Danger: Never read the fine print. If there was anything in it that’s good for you they would have printed in huge letters.

    Inside: Complete Guide on How to Burn Books [Caution: Do not dispose of this book in fire.] Learn More

  4. Beloved 'Town of Chelm' Returns in the World’s First Definitive Encyclopedia of Chelm Stories

    After enjoying decades of acclaim in the pages of the acclaimed weekly newspaper, THE JEWISH PRESS, the lovable, side-splitting tales from the legendary town of Chelm have been collected in the world’s first encyclopedia of Chelm stories. This new treasury of Jewish wit and whimsy brims with over 150 stories straight out of the fabled town of Chelm — the place where solving life’s practical problems was never a straightforward affair, but rather a rollicking journey into the inane.

    The world’s first 408-page definitive encyclopedia of Chelm stories re-acquaints readers with the unforgettable characters that everyone’s come to know and love, including, ‘The Wise Sage of Chelm,’ and fumbling ‘Shepsil.’ The simple-minded, ‘Mottel the Tailor,” and riotous, “Berel the Terrible.” In all, original writer and creator, Arnold Fine’s, recipe for simple and clean Jewish humor still delivers, and with so many stories gathered together in one book, ‘The Silly World of Chelm,’ is guaranteed to provide hours of fun and enjoyment for the whole family. In the new 8x10 large-format book, with a uniquely decorated padded cover, you’ll read about the, ‘Green-Eyed Monster,’ and ‘The Adventures of Kunkle and Munkle.’ You’ll enjoy the hilarious tale of ‘The Mayor’s Shoes,’ and learn about the formation of the ‘Worriers of Chelm,’ plus dozens and dozens of more popular tales.

    “The brilliantly conceived, eccentric scenarios have, for decades, left readers of all ages in stitches with helpless laughter, all the while leaving them scratching their heads in wonderment,” explains Zalman Goldstein, author of other children’s titles such as, ‘The Sultan’s Trap’ and the popular ‘Uncle Yossi’s Big Book of Stories’ series. “Being able to provide good, kosher humor for everyone is a privilege that is difficult to pass up. In this regard, ‘The Silly World of Chelm,’ really delivers!”

    LIST OF INCLUDED CHELM STORIES:

    A Fish Story

    A Portion of Paradise

    A Stone in the Road

    A Visit to The Doctor

    Berel the Terrible

    Charity

    Chicken Planting Time

    Giving Thanks

    How to Bury A Hole

    How to Succeed in Business

    Ivan the Terrible

    Nachum the Water-Carrier

    Naming a Baby

    On Becoming Wise

    Rich Man, Poor Man

    The Accountant

    The Adventurers

    The Adventures of Kunkle and Munkle

    The Airplane

    The Airplane II

    The Animal Lover

    The Bird Seed

    The Bird

    The Blessed Events

    The Blessing

    The Briefcase

    The Budget Problem

    The Bully

    The Bus Driver

    The Businessman

    The Businessman II

    The Businessmen III

    The Buttered Bread

    The Chandelier

    The Choir and the Train

    The Cobbler and the Chicken Farmer

    The Old Sage and the Czar

    The Debate

    The Dentist

    The Diet

    The Doctor

    The Doctor II

    The Doctor III

    The Doctor IV

    The Dog Catcher

    The Dog Catcher II

    The Donkey Dilemma

    The Door

    The Door II

    The Dream

    The Dreamer

    The Election in Chelm

    The Electric Car

    The Elephant

    The Elevator

    The Emergency

    The Encyclopedia of Chelm

    The Encyclopedia of Chelm II

    The Entrance Examination

    The Escape

    The Executive

    The Eye Examination

    The Eyeglasses

    The Feathers

    The Fence

    The Financial Crunch

    The Fire

    The Fishermen

    The Foolish List

    The Foolish Souls

    The Foreman

    The Gleaning of Knowledge

    The Goat

    The Goat (ver. 2)

    The Gold Coins

    The Great Sage of Chelm

    The Green-Eyed Monster

    The Highwaymen of Chelm

    The Highwaymen of Chelm II

    The Highwaymen of Chelm III

    The Hole in the Boat

    The Horse and Wagon

    The Horse Thieves

    The Hypnotist

    The Insurance Salesman

    The Invalid

    The Journey

    The Jumping Frog of Chelm

    The Key

    The Key Executive

    The Kopeck Game

    The Lesson

    The Letter

    The Lion and the Bear

    The Lost Money

    The Loyal Worker

    The Marital Problem

    The Marriage Arrangement

    The Mayor’s Shoes

    The Medicine

    The Miracle of Space

    The Mirror

    The Morning Service

    The Mother-in-Law

    The New Math

    The New Pupils

    The New School

    The New School Teacher

    The New Shul

    The Painter

    The Painting

    The Pair of Shoes

    The Patient

    The Perfect Shidduch

    The Philosophers

    The Philosophy Student

    The Pious One

    The Plaque

    The Poor Dog

    The Prisoner

    The Psychologist

    The Punishment

    The Purse

    The Raffle

    The Rainmaker

    The Report Card

    The Restaurant

    The Rich, the Poor, and the Blintzes

    The Riddle

    The Scientists

    The Search

    The Secret Ballot

    The Senior Citizen

    The Shoe Salesman

    The Shoelaces

    The Shrewd Farmer

    The Sign Painter

    The Sinner and the Horse

    The Snowfall

    The Sting

    The Stone Storehouses

    The Storekeeper

    The Stranger and the Cemetery

    The Stream

    The Suitor

    The Tax Collector

    The Teacup Salesman

    The Team

    The Telegraph

    The Telephone

    The Thief

    The Town Meetings

    The Train

    The Train Ride

    The Train Station

    The Train Schedule

    The Traveler

    The Trip to Minsk

    The Tzedakah Box

    The Verdict

    The Video Machine

    The Visitor

    The Window-Washer of Chelm

    The World of Credit

    The Worrier of Chelm

    The Worriers of Chelm

    There’s a Right Way and a Left Way

    Traveling First Class

    Twins Are Twins

    Watching the Stranger Learn More

  5. Let's be honest: It happens. Many a couple lose the spirit that they felt at their chasunah. All too often, things get stale.

    How do we find the joy in our marriages, once again? How do we regenerate the spirit? How do we become better spouses? How does the oneness of the phenomenon of ishto kigufo and baalah kigufah proliferate?

    Many words of mussar are inevitably distant from us. Too delicate and fragile to allow such words to permeate our being, we build mental walls of protection around ourselves that are impenetrable. In truth, these are not walls that protect us. They are destructive and debilitating as they proscribe change and rejuvenation. They are particularly damaging when they impinge on the delicate relationship of marriage.

    What does work?

    Rabbi Yehoshua Kurland is a renowned educator and bestselling author who, for decades, has successfully penetrated hearts and broken through barriers with his inimitable style of teaching. His genius lies in his ability to share deep and powerful messages in conjunction with humorous stories and jokes in the spirit of the classic Talmudic milsa d'bidichusa.

    Through his wit, we become open to his teachings.

    Through his wisdom, we become open to change and inspiration.

    It is time to re-discover simchah in our marriages.

    It is time to celebrate our lives together and the symphony of marriage.

    It is time to recognize that the happiness we felt under the chupah can last a lifetime and that indeed, it is always: A Time to Dance. Learn More

  6. A practical and supportive guide to safe dieting, spiced with a touch of humor. Real life situations from the world of a frum woman.

    You've attempted a dozen diets or more. You've lost track of how many times you've promised yourself that this time you'll really stick to your goal and lose weight. Over the years, you've shed hundreds of pounds, just to gain them all right back!

    How about trying something new for a change? Let go of the diet and start losing weight - once and for all! Here's a little secret: Diets are tough, but losing weight can be much easier than you think!

    My approach doesn't require any major lifestyle change or force you to spend your day counting calories. Instead, all I ask is that you leave your battleaxe aside and simply listen to yourself! My approach draws upon the foundations of life coaching and psychodrama, but is presented by someone who always prefers cream cake to lettuce and whose best friend is Chocolate! I oppose starvation rations and engaging in constant battle against the enemy called Food, and I equally respect your desire to eat and your desire to lose weight and will prove to you that these two conflicting interests can coexist peacefully.

    This book, based on the weight-loss courses that I lead, is presented in a colorful, amusing and experiential comic format. Spiced with a good dose of humor and several grains of salt, it analyzes typical scenarios taken from our world: The Woman's World.

    Over the years, hundreds of course participants and alumnae have learned to really listen to themselves. Best of all, they have lost considerable amounts of weight and managed to maintain their new weight long-term, regardless of what was happening in their lives.

    So why not give yourself the chance? You've got nothing to lose, except your weight! Learn More

  7. Nothing that happens in the Schneider household is normal!

    What happens when...

    ...Bentzy decides to find the queen in order to make the brachah of "Shechalak mikvodo l'basar v'dam"?

    ...Lali calls the fire department to rescue a cat from the roof?

    ...Motty tries to see if he can turn into a wax figure?

    ...Yoni becomes Saba's tour guide for the Tower of London?

    The answers will truly surprise you, and probably make you laugh out loud.

    Join the 21 Schneider children on their fascinating and creative adventures in the heart of London! Learn More

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