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¿Puede un restaurante ofrecer jamón, y melón, pero no melón con jamón? ¿Es más arriesgado perseguir al yeti que al abominable hombre de las nieves? ¿Por qué tienen los podólogos prohibido el acceso a todos los congresos, especialmente a los congresos de podólogos? Todas éstas son cuestiones que preocupan habitualmente y ocupan un lugar de honor entre las cosas que nos roban el sueño, haciendo que nos sintamos confusos y desvalidos frente al mundo moderno. Afortunadamente, hay alguien valiente que se ha atrevido a coger por los cuernos y ha buscado las respuestas. No son...

With a sassy sense of humor and hilarious cartoons, this comic book details the knowledge and basic equipment necessary to be a verifiable taco-smith. In addition to knowing what a "taco" is and how to make salsa with his eyes closed, a taco-smith also needs this basic equipment: a rolling cart painted and re-painted white, long uncleaned nails to distribute condiments evenly, dried out limes that are full of seeds, an apron and small cap that were once white, a huge knife, and a toothpick to chew perpetually.

Los seguidores incondicionales de Darwin Desbocatti encuentran reunidas en este libro las mejores columnas, llenas de su rabioso sentido del humor, que este publicara en Búsqueda a lo largo de seis años.

SPANISH EDITION. Dante Gebel has at long last returned to his first love: the humorous sketch. His fellow Argentineans have long enjoyed a series of humor booklets titled, The Christian Key (or Linchpin), which were first published by the author in the early 1990s. Now, many years later, the author returns with his pen newly charged with all of the irony, self-critical humor and promise of a book that puts on no pretense of being didactic or serious and yet somehow manages to make us think.