3,500 Good Jokes for Speakers: A Treasury of Jokes, Puns, Quips, One Liners and Stories that Will Keep Anyone Laughing

by Gerald F. Leiberman

The ultimate compendium of wit and humor for all occasions from business meetings to sales presentations to professional conventions to political rallies to rehearsal dinners--all organized by topic and fully indexed by subject.

A treasury of jokes, puns, quips, one-liners, and stories to start a speech off right, keep any audience chuckling, and add some welcome comic relief anywhere its required.

480 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published October 7, 1975

Reviews

[Apoorva Dubey · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice book with some many important one-liners!!!

[Tom G]

My hat is off to Mr. Lieberman. It took a lot of chutzpah to dust off thousands of lame, deeply outdated jokes and send them back out into the world. A great many of these confused me, and the ones that didn't made me roll my eyes or cringe at their outdated perspective. What a window into the culture of the past! Published in 1975, yet contains jokes about the Marshall Plan, the Great Depression, Victor Mature, Lana Turner, and the new fad, television. I can't imagine a living soul in 1975 wanting to use a single one of these. A baffling book!