Mad's Al Jaffee Spews Out Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions, written and illustrated by Al Jaffee.  Paperback, 192 pages.  Copyright 1968, Third Printing. Published by Signet New American Library.

Synopsis: Mad's Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions is a collection of irreverent humor from the pages of Mad magazine, built around the familiar annoyance of being asked obvious, foolish, or intrusive questions. The book presents a series of deliberately smart-aleck responses to everyday queries, turning ordinary conversations into opportunities for absurdity, sarcasm, and punch-line humor.

True to Mad's classic style, the material is packed with cartoons, gags, wordplay, and exaggerated situations. Rather than following a continuous story, the book is designed as a quick, easy-to-read collection of comic bits—essentially a humorous guide to answering "stupid questions" with even stupider, funnier answers. It captures the irreverent, juvenile-but-clever sensibility that made Mad one of the defining humor publications of the 1960s.

Condition: The book is in fair to good minus condition. Both covers have wear and creasing, and there is a number written on the front cover in marker. There is a one inch split at the bottom of the front cover and first four pages on the spine hinge, and the spine shows some wear (but no loose pages).  The inside pages have some yellowing due to age, and there is a tear on page 15, but the inside pages are otherwise in overall very good condition. See photos.