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Tales from the Laughing Place - a Disney Magazine
$36.00
To much money for a once ayear mag. The articules are well written but has a feel like a meical journals. Great photos. Only for a real die hard disney fan.

The Laughing Policeman
$9.98
I watched this on the screen when it orignally came out. In fact I sat thru it twice in one night because it was so good.

Bruce Dern and Walter were both excellent. Gripping storu and cast.

Highly recommend!

The Laughing Corpse (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter)
$15.00
Anita Blake can raise the dead, and is usually willing to pay the price (killing a chicken). However, the older the zombie, the higher the cost, and to meet overtly wealthy Harold Gaynor's requirements she'll have to make a human sacrifice. Anita may be known as the Executioner, but there are some things a self-respecting animator won't do, no matter how many millions are offered to her. And no matter how much she's tortured.

There's a good reason readers have fond memories of these early Anita books - they're bloody good. This, the second in the series, may be fifteen years old, but it's aged rather well. The content is fascinating, the characters are suitably annoying and/or creepy, and Anita has toy penguins. Not a shag in the novel, though she admits her lust for an emopire who wears a really hideous shirt, Jean-Claude, but he declares her lust is "desire". Vampires are habitually up themselves, so this should come as a surprise to no one.

And it's nice to see Anita strike up a new friendship-of-convenience of sorts. Private investigator Veronica Sims may not be good enough for her, but prostitute Wheelchair Wanda is more than just someone from whom to get dirt on Gaynor. Speaking of Harold, he is one sick bastard, but still not the scariest character in the story. That honour is reserved for Dominga Salvador, for whom with much power comes...well, that woman is seriously effed in the head, and not in a "diagnosed mental illness" way, but rather "she's totally sane and gets her jollies off these horrible things". Just wait 'til you meet the monster - some broken pieces should never be put together...

THE LAUGHING CORPSE does seem somewhat slow, but so do all the other LKH books I've read. Still, I pretty much read the last half in one sitting, and it's an absolute cracker. Quality novels like this make me feel all the more disappointed that the series later jumped the shark.

Rumik World: Laughing Target [VHS]
$14.99
great video!! anything that`s rumiko is a must see!! it`s about azusa and yuzuru they made an engagement that they will get married, years past then yuzuru found a girlfreind named satomi though azusa finds out and she`s up to something will she kill poor satomi?? this is a must see for all anime fans ! it contains some violence.