What's So Funny?
(Though this started out as a journal entry, I decided it was much better than my previous intro, and switched it.)
This may seem like blasphemy to many (including me) but I find many things to be as funny, if not even funnier, than the Trilogy. Among tem are Monty Python, Catch22 and other of Joseph Heller's books, and jello. No don't mistake me, jello is very funny. Especially in England where they call it jelly and jelly jam. But back to the point - I was just wondering what it is that makes the Trilogy in all of its holiness so goddamn funny. And I would like anybody who happens upon this page to respond, in all seriousness - especially if you've read/seen/are-pretty-sure-your-heard-of-it-somehwere the other funny items mentioned above (and that does include jello!).
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