Bought today in a Christmas bazaar in Athens.

Interesting humor!

I liked _a lot_ some of them, like the ones for cost of living and the Serpico parody (-;

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Will be released during the monthly meetup of the Athenian bookcrossers in cafe BarTessera downtown in Athens.

FOR THE NEXT READER:

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I was a great fan of the MAD magazine way back then, so when I saw it at the meetup I grabbed it!

Edit: I didn't get down to read it after all, so I released it...

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

I left the book outside the lovely building on the number 17 of Dionysiou Areopagitou street, one of the two that the Museum of Acropolis wants to tear down in order to have a better view of the Acropolis from the Museum. I understand the logic, but the two buildings are beautiful and the buildings of this street is what makes Dionysiou Areopagitou one of the most amazing streets in Athens.

I left the book inside the box with the book where the people of the building collect signatures in order to keep the place at its place.