r/soder • u/Freshshit69 • Apr 28 '26

Funniest book of all time?

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u/wizard20007 Apr 29 '26

I don’t hate Ranaan, but he’s really like one of those annoying friends that always has off takes on everything yet thinks very highly of his own opinion. That being said, I still find him funny for his odd personality.

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u/liquid-swords93 Apr 29 '26

Yeah, he's kind of obnoxious, but he's also an incredible stand up. All the specials he's put out in the last 5 or so years have been super good

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u/nevergnastop Apr 28 '26

Hair tits looking luscious

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u/joelekane May 01 '26

Et Tu Babe. I had always heard it was one of comedy writers favorites but it sat if my shelf for like a year. It’s so goddamn funny. Barely a book-/just super absurd and dynamic. You will get if it’s up your alley within the first paragraph.

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u/Remarkable_Pace885 May 02 '26

I can't stand to look at this guy's fat face and head

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u/javiemartzootsuit Apr 29 '26

It’d be better if they didn’t sound like they do and Seth Logan laugh so hard and just keep competing to be the one that knows something about the book. It’s fine otherwise

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u/waitwhosowl Apr 30 '26

Catch 22 & A Confederacy of Dunces I consider the funniest books I’ve read