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View Article  "The Spring Fishing Dance Revisited," by B. Elwin Sherman
For the record, I'm not a Pisces--yet.

As a humorist, I'm always on the lookout for startling new developments in ...   more »
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View Article  New Hampshire: Strange Health Tips From 1888
In November of 1888 the American Association for the Advancement of Science published "Science--An Illustrated Journal, a magazine to educate ...   more »
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View Article  What Runs In The Family, Stays in The Family
I'm on a quest to discover the traits that run in my family, and to write about some of the ...   more »
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View Article  "If You Can't Google It, You're Not Here," by B. Elwin Sherman
I'm warning you in advance: you may not be ready for some of the following. 



I've spent a day researching ...   more »
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View Article  Lolcat: Mkn Mah Fmly Treez
Lolcats are known to help with shopping, edit articles, and mess with your hard drive...   more »
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View Article  "When Martians Tee Off In The Spring," by B. Elwin Sherman
We've all heard and seen the expression: "Well, now I've seen and heard everything."


Most of us have used it, ...   more »

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View Article  Easter Census Whacking
Taking my queue from Randy Seaver's "Census Whacking" series, I've decided to celebrate Easter in a new way.  In addition ...   more »
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View Article  Not New Hampshire: Roscoe E. Rodda, Inventor of Peeps (1862-aft 1930)
When you think about Easter, you can't help but think of "Peeps..."   more »
View Article  "Altitude Attitude In The No-Fly Zone," by B. Elwin Sherman
Yesterday was the first time I'd been to an airport since I quit skydiving a few years ago.  In fact, ...   more »
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View Article  The Lost Lessons of Frederic Ogden Nash by B. Elwin Sherman


Dear young humor writers-to-be:
Whereas, I hold myself evidence of these truths:
 
So, you're looking for tips for your ...   more »
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View Article  Grays vs Reds: America's Third War With Great Britain
The American Grays stand proud and strong, with strong stocky bodies and eyes that are bright and attentive. In 1867 ...   more »
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View Article  Guess Who's Coming To Dinner
Before you read my article, hop over to "Dinner with the Dunhams," to read one of the most hilarious stories ...   more »
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View Article  "Now Is The Winter Of Our Circumvent," by B. Elwin Sherman
First, the term: "winter driving." This beggars its own description....   more »
View Article  President Daniel Webster, and Other Great Humorists, by B. Elwin Sherman


Daniel Webster, who I'm now nominating as the first official Humorist Laureate of New Hampshire, was once asked to fill ...   more »
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View Article  Happy New Year To One And All


We are called to record the death of 2007, which took its departure last night at about fifty-nine minutes past ...   more »
View Article  2008 New Year Resolutions: Feeling Like A King
Today I am feeling like Janus, the mythical king of early Rome who could look back on past events and ...   more »
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