From some of the greatest names in politics, sport, the arts and music along with the comedic talents of the general public, this books presents you with a collection of hilarious barbs and insults from the subtle and the incredibly clever to the downright vicious that will leave you chuckling as you read with a likely side-effect of a much wittier office and social media banter. You will wish you had said it.... then you probably will
Diane Galusha has written several books of local and regional history, including "Liquid Assets, The Story of New York City's Water System," "Through a Woman's Eye: Pioneering Photographers of Rural Upstate," "When Cauliflower was King," and "As the River Runs, A History of Halcottsville, N.Y." The founding president of the Historical Society of the Town of Middletown, Galusha is also deeply involved in promoting the legacy of John Burroughs through preservation of Woodchuck Lodge, the literary naturalist's Roxbury summer home. She is a former journalist and newspaper editor, currently employe