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    A Spree of Comedy
    A Spree of Comedy
    A Spree of Comedy
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    A Spree of Comedy

    By Cormac G. McDermott

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    'A Spree of Comedy' is a collection of individual scenes involving ordinary Irish people in everyday circumstances akin to a soap opera but is not a continuous storyline.The author repeats the characters in order for the readers to familiarise themselves with them. These characters are fictitious people whom most people will be able to relate to. The conversations are very light-hearted and often include really funny punchlines. This book allows one to escape the stresses of modern-day living and enjoy a good laugh. It is a work of comic genius!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse UK
    Release dateFeb 12, 2015
    ISBN9781504937139
    A Spree of Comedy
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    Cormac G. McDermott

    Cormac G. McDermott is a comic genius. I attained an honours Bachelor of Arts degree in economics during 1994 and then a Master’s degree in economic science a year later at University College, Dublin. Between 1996 and 2002, I worked in insurance, banking and asset management. I have been writing comedy for over a decade. Some of my previously published works include ‘Look!..The Chuckle Book!’, ‘The Comical Macker’, ‘Cormo Schmormo’, ‘Skits Blitz’, ‘Scritti Is Witty’ and ‘Love A Dub Dove’. I live in Dublin, Ireland.

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      A Spree of Comedy - Cormac G. McDermott

      © 2015 Cormac G. McDermott BA, MEconSc. All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

      Published by AuthorHouse 02/06/2015

      ISBN: 978-1-5049-3712-2 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-5049-3713-9 (e)

      Print information available on the last page.

      Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Thinkstock are models,

      and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

      Certain stock imagery © Thinkstock.

      Because of the dynamic nature of the Internet, any web addresses or links contained in this book may have changed since publication and may no longer be valid. The views expressed in this work are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the publisher, and the publisher hereby disclaims any responsibility for them.

      Contents

      CHAPTER 1

      Comedy Sketches

      Scene From A Living Room - Sparks And Plug Are Watching A Sports News Channel.

      Scene From A Doctors' Surgery Waiting Room - Tom Has Bumped Into Justy.

      Scene From A Street - Tony Has Bumped Into Willie.

      Scene From A House - Angel And Counsellor Are Chatting Over A Cup Of Tea.

      Scene From A Street - John And Maxi Have Bumped Into One Another.

      Scene From A Function Room - Sparks And Plug Are At A Relative's Wedding.

      Scene From A House - Broph And Mugsy Are Chatting.

      Scene From A House - Counsellor And Angel Are Getting Ready For A Night Out.

      Scene From A Bar - Buzz And Jammy Are Having Sunday Dinner.

      Scene From A House - Plug And Sparks Are Chatting Over A Cup Of Tea While Watching Television.

      Scene From A Bar - Maxi And John Are Having A Few Drinks.

      Scene From A House - Counsellor And Angel Are Watching Television.

      Scene From A House - Mugsy And Broph Are Chatting.

      Scene From A House - Wobble Is On The Phone To Pelo.

      Scene From A Street - Sparks Has Bumped Into Plug.

      Scene From A House - Justy And Tom Are Sitting Down To Watch A Movie.

      Scene From A House - Angel And Counsellor Are Watching Television.

      Scene From A Street - Broph And Mugsy Are On The Way Down To Their Local For A Pint.

      Scene From Outside A Newsagent - John And Maxi Have Bumped Into Each Other Before Work.

      Scene From A Street - Buzz And Jammy Are Spectating At A Run In Aid Of Charity On The North Side Of Dublin.

      Scene From A Sitting Room - Sparks And Plug Are Watching The Television.

      Scene From A Bar - Wobble And Pelo Are Having A Drink.

      Scene From A Sitting Room - Sparks And Plug Are Watching Television.

      Scene From A House - Angel And Counsellor Are Chatting.

      Scene From A Bar - Broph And Mugsy Are Having A Drink.

      Scene From A House - Tom And Justy Are Chatting And Watching Television.

      Scene From Dublin's City Centre - Sparks And Plug Are Shopping Around In The Run-Up To Christmas.

      Scene From A Beach - Angel And Counsellor Are Out On A Romantic Stroll.

      Scene From A Street In The Ballsbridge Area On Dublin's South Side - Tom And Justy Are Strolling About.

      Scene From A Street - Buzz And Jammy Are Walking Down To The Newsagents.

      Scene From A Kitchen - John Has Called Around To See Maxi.

      Scene From A Street - Sparks And Plug Are Out On A Walk.

      Scene From Dublin's City Centre - Mugsy And Broph Are Out Shopping For Presents On Christmas Eve.

      Scene From A Bar - Buzz And Jammy Are Watching Sport.

      Scene From A Bar - Tony And Willie Are Having A Pint.

      Scene From A House - Plug Is On The Phone To

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