- Inexpensive paperback
- Fun to read
- Clever cartoons
- May seem dated because of modern technology
- Needs an update with new anecdotes
- Written by the Holcombs, well-known persons in the deaf community
- Published by DawnSignPress
- Third version of a popular deaf humor book
I recommend it more as a historical artifact than as a way to learn about current deaf humor. Indeed, two chapters are devoted to "classic humor," and "classic hazards" of deafness. Even much of the humor in the "current" chapter titled "our unique ways" is largely outdated.
This book would benefit from being updated to add humor based on newer technology, such as video relay services and cochlear implants. Maybe someday a fourth edition will come out. Until then, this is an inexpensive little book that can be appreciated mostly by deaf studies students and anyone who wants to learn about [older] deaf culture.





