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Welcome to Have Pun, Will Travel.
Within The Punnery are pages of my posts to GEnie from 1991 to 1993. When you go to The Punnery page, you'll see the topics listed at the bottom of the menu to the left. These pages were extensively revised in July 2008 to include posts by friends who gave permission to use their material on this site.
Have a look at Richard Lederer's page for his pun and humor books. If you like science fiction and puns, Spider Robinson's the author for you.
NEW!
After creating a group of Squidoo lenses (it's what the Squidoo folks call a page) on the topic of Celtic music, I have recreated them, with the addition of MP3 widgets, here on this site.
Several years ago I "translated" Clement C. Moore's poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas" into Anguish Languish. It's "Hay Visage form Sane Ticklish." Anguish Languish was invented around 1940 by Professor Howard L. Chace. The basic premise is you take all the real words in something and replace them with other real words that sound close.
I've written a few stories. Two of them are science fiction, the other came out of relationship that didn't work, but at least I got a story out of it. Check out the MobyD's Stories page.
In June 2000, on my way from Massachusetts to Oregon, I stopped in Colby, Kansas. When a tornado warning was issued, I decided to get out of the way, and ended up south of town photographing a tornado. Click the Kansas Tornado link to the left for the full story and pictures.
To the right, you can click on links to my Amazon aStores.
Please use the Powell's Books or Amazon search box to the right to look for anything on Powell's or Amazon that's not on my pages. Entering either site through my links earns me commissions if you buy something, even if what you buy isn't on my pages. It costs you nothing. Thank you for using my site to get to Amazon and Powell's.
Firefox users:
If you do not see the Amazon search box, you may be using Adblock Plus. You have several options:
Within The Punnery are pages of my posts to GEnie from 1991 to 1993. When you go to The Punnery page, you'll see the topics listed at the bottom of the menu to the left. These pages were extensively revised in July 2008 to include posts by friends who gave permission to use their material on this site.
Have a look at Richard Lederer's page for his pun and humor books. If you like science fiction and puns, Spider Robinson's the author for you.
NEW!
After creating a group of Squidoo lenses (it's what the Squidoo folks call a page) on the topic of Celtic music, I have recreated them, with the addition of MP3 widgets, here on this site.
Several years ago I "translated" Clement C. Moore's poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas" into Anguish Languish. It's "Hay Visage form Sane Ticklish." Anguish Languish was invented around 1940 by Professor Howard L. Chace. The basic premise is you take all the real words in something and replace them with other real words that sound close.
I've written a few stories. Two of them are science fiction, the other came out of relationship that didn't work, but at least I got a story out of it. Check out the MobyD's Stories page.
In June 2000, on my way from Massachusetts to Oregon, I stopped in Colby, Kansas. When a tornado warning was issued, I decided to get out of the way, and ended up south of town photographing a tornado. Click the Kansas Tornado link to the left for the full story and pictures.
To the right, you can click on links to my Amazon aStores.
Please use the Powell's Books or Amazon search box to the right to look for anything on Powell's or Amazon that's not on my pages. Entering either site through my links earns me commissions if you buy something, even if what you buy isn't on my pages. It costs you nothing. Thank you for using my site to get to Amazon and Powell's.
Firefox users:
If you do not see the Amazon search box, you may be using Adblock Plus. You have several options:
- Disable AdBlock Plus while viewing this site, although you'll have to restart Firefox, which will attempt to open all your tabs again.
- Switch to the Internet Explorer view within Firefox (I use the IE Tabs extension, available here - it'll keep you in Firefox and it's easy to switch back and forth - no restarting required).
- Or open up IE to view this site and see covers of books, DVDs and CDs, and MP3 widgets.
- If you really don't want to use IE, the pages also display properly in Safari and Opera.
Check out my Amazon aStores:
MobyD's Puns & Wordplay Bookstore
MobyD's Canon Digital Camera Store
MobyD's Science Fiction Bookstore
MobyD's North America Travel Bookstore
MobyD's Oregon Travel Bookstore
If you don't know exactly what someone might want, you can always give them an Amazon Gift Certificate!
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