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Looking for laughs? Get thee to a nunnery!The Book of Bad Habits takes us behind convent walls for a hilarious look at nuns like you've never seen them before.

Much Ado about Stuffing brings together the best and worst specimens featured on Twitter's hugely popular @CrapTaxidermy feed, along with some never before seen abominations of nature.

"In victory, you deserve champagne; in defeat, you need it," stated Napoleon Bonaparte.

Getting Old Sucks!... But It Beats the Alternative! is the coupon books for those not afraid to complain about their age, but not afraid to laugh about it!

"Chris Rush promised that if I gave him a favorable blurb, he would agree to be placed in a secure, isolated neuropsychiatric facility, away from the rest of us.

Jan King has traveled under the bridge of menopause county and come out on the other side with a completely irreverent look at the changes women's bodies inevitably go through.

Parenting is a competitive sport these days. With all the pressure on the modern parent, a little comic relief is not just welcome; it's a matter of survival.

Laugh! Go ahead and laugh — out loud!

From the very beginning, Italians have traveled. Caesar went to Britain, Marco Polo went to China and the grandparents and great-grandparents of countless Americans came here to the United States.

Sister: The one person in your life who knows nearly every one of your secrets, remembers the time(s) you pulled her hair out by the roots, and still continues to love you unconditionally.

The Amazing Thing About the Way it Goes takes on the amazing in the ordinary in this side-splitting series of short commentaries.

Who could have guessed that the Queen of Perpetual Perfection was headed for a fall? Connor and Downey, the wise guys who brought the civilized world Is Martha Stuart Living?, naturally.

Charles M. Schulz and his beloved comic strip Peanuts have changed the world.

You Are Worthless is the self-help book from hell.

The world of sports is tough, competitive and often hysterical. Steve Moore highlights the humor of sports and creates moments of absurdity in his comic strip In the Bleachers.