I enjoy seeing my work from this book electronically shared, if proper attribution is provided. The 1998 rebirth of this book is a certified expansion and improvement of the parent book. By the author of Get Thee to a Punnery. Richard Lederer Pun lovers and grammarians rarely tire of the humor found in everyday use and misuse of the English language, and Richard Lederer is happy to provide us with a regular supply of such witticisms. Each chapter focuses on a particular group of mishaps, including classic malapropisms, headlines, menus, kids' homework, poor interpretations of lyrics, and politicians' doublespeak.
All answers are in the book.
And you don't have to take vows to enjoy them. To A Punnery and laugh yourself int a state of grace. Even if you don't know that your humerus is your funny bone, this is the book for you. What I've tried to do is gather together more than 25 different kinds of fluffs and flubs, goofs and gaffes, blunders and bloopers. I'm delighted by the widespread use of this book as laughter therapy.