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A self-selected collection of classic satire from the renowned humorist Will Rogers. The Illiterate Digest, although poking clean fun at politicians and absurdity from a century ago, may at first listen appear to be satire written about last weeks news.
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Outdated by 50 years
This book was written for at least fifty or more years ago. A lot of the people he talks about are dead now, have no influence in pop culture. I have no frame of reference about these people he is commenting on, Was that suppose to be funny? Yes fifty years ago you would have laughed your self to sleep. Yea! I get it........
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Disappointed I got little use from this book
Don't buy this turkey unless you have nothing to do. You can research the people he talks about and maybe you'll enjoy it.
- Thomas Johnson
