A rabbi, a priest, and a minister walk into a bar. The bartender says, "What is this - some kind of joke?" No, the rabbi routinely hangs out with these guys. In bars. I don't know; maybe it's a salad bar. Since the beginning of time, Jews have been telling jokes, mostly as a method of self-defense. Mordechai Schmutter specializes in these jokes. Through his humor columns in Hamodia, The Jewish Press, Aish.com, and other forums, Mordechai entertains thousands of readers with observations on Jewish life, "education," "parenting," and animals in places you wouldn't normally expect to find animals. This book is his fourth collection of such articles, and his fifth overall. It also features bonus material, writer commentary, and people asking, "What?" every time you laugh. Then they start reading over your shoulder. If this makes you uncomfortable, you can direct them to the fourth feature: a wrap-around cover they can enjoy even more while you have the book open. Until you suddenly move the book, and you're left awkwardly staring at each other. This would be a good time to crack a joke. - from Amzon