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Summary: Still Funny After All These Years
Review: I have read this book many times, and it still makes me laugh. Even if you are not a fan of David Letterman and cannot imagine his delivery of these lists, you will still get a chuckle.The only thing against the book is that it is a little dated. The first tipoff should be the picture of Dave on the front cover. He hasn't had that much hair in a while. Secondly, these lists were written in the late 80s so the younger generation may not get all the political and cultural references (such as references to Dan Qualye). I would still recommend this book for anyone needing or wanting a laugh.
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Summary: Still Funny After All These Years
Review: I have read this book many times, and it still makes me laugh. Even if you are not a fan of David Letterman and cannot imagine his delivery of these lists, you will still get a chuckle. The only thing against the book is that it is a little dated. The first tipoff should be the picture of Dave on the front cover. He hasn't had that much hair in a while. Secondly, these lists were written in the late 80s so the younger generation may not get all the political and cultural references (such as references to Dan Qualye). I would still recommend this book for anyone needing or wanting a laugh.
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Summary: The Original Lists Preserved for Our Children
Review: This book takes you back to the cutting edge humor of the Late Night early years (Ok, 1994). The lists are here, you provide the laughs. Believe it or not, the lists are funny enough to read and reread. This book is an essential for the Letterman fan, especially new fans who don't know or remember the good ol' days.
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Summary: The Original Lists Preserved for Our Children
Review: This book takes you back to the cutting edge humor of the Late Night early years (Ok, 1994). The lists are here, you provide the laughs. Believe it or not, the lists are funny enough to read and reread. This book is an essential for the Letterman fan, especially new fans who don't know or remember the good ol' days.
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Summary: Late Night Years Live On In Print
Review: This takes you back to the 80s, when Reagan was president, and Letterman was the choice in Late Night for the hip and pseudo-hip (like me). Believe it or not, these top ten lists are funny enough to read and reread. For those of you like myself, who are Letterman fans, this collection, is essential. The nostalgia value alone is worth it.
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Summary: Late Night Years Live On In Print
Review: This takes you back to the 80s, when Reagan was president, and Letterman was the choice in Late Night for the hip and pseudo-hip (like me). Believe it or not, these top ten lists are funny enough to read and reread. For those of you like myself, who are Letterman fans, this collection, is essential. The nostalgia value alone is worth it.
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