Written for people who know a joke when they see one, "Making a Joke Out of One's Life" contains more than 2,500 side-splitting jokes and witty one-liners. Ken Willidau's unique brand of humour addresses all aspects of life-from birth to death and everything in between. Willidau employs a variety of humourous devices to convey his message. The myriad of one-liners includes dark humour, tongue-in-cheek wit, jest, self-deprecating humour, plays on words, and more. Sections revolve around themes such as school, religion, sporting, homosexuality, depression and aging. Clever chapter titles make for interesting reading: ""Here Goes Nothing-The First Weak,"" ""The Deformative Years,"" ""Friends and Enemas,"" ""Sporting-A Black Eye,"" ""Proxy Morons,"" and ""Suicide-A-Go-Go"" are just a few hilarious plays on words that you'll encounter. "Making a Joke Out of One's Life" is perfect for that rainy afternoon spent inside and will give you a whole new repertoire of jokes to share with your friends and enemies