Product Description

A collection of humorous events and stories written and collected by a community pharmacist who has practiced his profession in the corner drug store for more than fifty years. He has observed all kinds of people under all kinds of circumstances. He has seen them all, the good, the bad, and the indifferent. He reflects on his many years as a pharmacist dealing with people.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1064693 in Books
• Published on: 2000-09-10
• Binding: Paperback
• 235 pages

Rapid City Journal , January 21, 2000
Even if you are just a customer of the corner drug store you will love this book.

About the Author
Cliff Thomas has been a community pharmacist for more than fifty years. During this time he has collect collected the humor in the profession of pharmacy. His total library of humor consists of more than 2500 volumes. He is a popopular humorous after dinner speaker and also writes humor columns for various pharmacy publications and websites. Well known within his profession he was recently named South Dakota's Pharmacist of the Year.

Customer Reviews

a ton of good, clean fun!
HUMOR IN PHARMACY pokes fun at this particular profession. In Cliff Thomas' Introduction he makes merry of the first pharmacists. Yes, there are a slew of "aren't women/wives silly" & "aren't men/husbands dopes" mischief -- all to be read with a ton of salt & a laugh in mind. There are also hilarious anecdotes about pharmaceutical representatives & the proverbial traveling salesmen, plus some dark leg-pulling at the Golden Gate.

Marty Grant Two Bulls' fine cartoons dot the text giving Cliff Thomas' eclectic collection of groaners & moaners, all family-rated with the occasional wincingly sexist zinger, a surefire evergreen success.

Rebeccasreads recommends HUMOR IN PHARMACY as a must for public speakers, pharmacist friends or health care professionals who need a dose of humor, & who doesn't?

Tasty Medicine
You don't have to be a pharmacist to get a kick out of Cliff Thomas's book, Humor in Pharmacy. It's a hoot for anyone who reads it. The chunky book is packed with hundreds of jokes and stories culled from the author's lifetime collection of humor. And here's something nice. The jokes aren't dirty; some of them tread a little closely to "delicate" medical problems, but nothing to cause a blush on the cheek of any but the most tender soul. As a bonus, many of the stories are illustrated with goofy and skillfully-done cartoons. Were I a public speaker, I would buy this book just to steal jokes from it. And if you are looking for the ultimate bathroom book, this has got to be it.