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This book is about two teenagers who are stuck inside a dome where osmosis transports 1.5 million farts into the dome every second. The people of Fartville are used as slaves to the world and its terrible smelly farts. These boys dream of breaking free of the dome and the evil that lies within it.

This is about a haunted cell phone. It's haunted with the spirits of Adolph Hitler, Mussolini, Saddam Hussein and Jack the Ripper.

This short listen is about a haunted campground that contains a ghostly girl with the abillity to change time and trap people.

This is a collection of fart jokes, puns and nicknames. Some are classics from the past, while others are relatively more modern.

This is the story of Ralph and Marlene. Marlene was a sexy redhead and a blonde all-in-one with a thirst to kill. She was a sexy Siamese twin, and she carried a stainless steel mallet. The couple was pretty successful at their life of crime, until they decided to go camping. That's when they came across an angry Bigfoot.

This is about a nursing facility that forces residents to fight for their food, and all they serve is pancakes. There are also vicious rumbles between different nursing centers, but the Williams Nursing Center has the edge because of testosterone injections.

This is a scientific view of farts and their place in the world.

This is a story about the childhood and beginning of a new breed of superhero. He is Freddy the Farting Superhero. This is how his legacy began.

This book is about how big and dangerous the dinosaur farts were 65 million years ago and how it made it difficult for humans.

This short story is about a young man who happens to be having a very serious relationship with a ghost named Cindy. Cindy died in a car accident. The two young lovers go on a very strange trip together at a very strange old hotel-like mansion where suddenly it wasn't only John that could see Cindy.

This short ghost story is about a coffee shop where half of the patrons are living and half are spirits.

This short book is about the Stafford Penitentiary, which is nicer then any five-star hotel. The prisoners must sign a waiver to have their brain transplanted into a zoo animal after five years of being an inmate there. It's all paid for by The Cranium Institute of Science.

This guide is for those who by choice or otherwise must be their own mental health professional.