PR's Prep book are so funny! everytime i look at them i couldn't stop laughing...HAHA

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<p>Princeton Review humor is the funniest type of humor there is.
It’s the best joke book that I have in the world.
Their lame jokes are so funny i can’t stop laughing…HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Princeton Review Jokes rocks! </p>

<p>99.99% cold jokes, 0.01% SAT techniques. GO PRINCETON! (by the way, i wonder if i’ll ever get to princeton university if i keep on laughing everytime i open Cracking the SAT (what, cracking the test into a million pieces HAHAHA)).</p>

<p>Princeton Review may not be the #1 prep book, but it sure is worth laughing (I mean having).</p>

<p>What do you guys think of Princeton Review’s humor?</p>

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Why are lame jokes laughable?</p>

<p>I didn’t get most of the PR’s jokes so…</p>

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<p>Lol, what cracks me up most is their here’s how we chhrrack it line. It’s like John Nash is helping me unlock the secret of the SAT code.</p>

<p>What other book defines pompous as “ETS-like”? :P</p>

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<p>I prepped for the SAT and I spent much more time laughing at their “cold” jokes than getting what they said. Their humor is very lame (not in a bad way), but so lame (not in a bad way) that i kept laughing for two hours when I read the first page of their book. </p>

<p>Example: We’ll show you the PITA strategy (yes, you can go make a sandwich, but be sure to come back to this after that)!</p>

<p>hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah. so lame that it is good. (by the way i love lame jokes)</p>

<p>Do you guys think the princeton review is funny?</p>

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<p>it’s the best (and the worst ), in an unintentionally funny horror movie sort of way. too bad their actual questions are not as good. :)</p>

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<p>If you laugh for two hours at one page, then you’ve got too much time on your hands. I’m thinking your mom and dad probably weren’t too comfortable hearing their child laugh manaically at a SAT prep book. I don’t get why PR bothers making those pathetic jokes though. It’s as if high school students need comic relief from the oh-so-stressing training that goes on in the book. Their techniques are very general and their questions’ quality is unbearably lacking in many aspects. Instead of telling random lackluster jokes, PR should focus more on their content.</p>