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Boomerist Fred Lavner presents an expanded excerpt from his hilariously funny memoir--BOOM: Comic Confessions of a Boomer Corner Boy. Camp Airy Hi-Jinx and Tricky Dick recalls glorious summers in the 1960s in the Catoctin Mountains, high above Thurmont, Maryland and adjacent to the Presidential retreat, Camp David. Lavner and friends engaged in plenty of fun and wild times, some of which are finally outside of the statute of limitations in thr...

What a time! Philadelphia from the Roaring 20s to the boom years of the 1950s and 60s, when cash was king and there were always sharpies and racketeers looking to take it from you. In most urban cities at the time, this would've been The Mob, a loose alliance of gangsters and gamblers with almost anything and everything for sale. Izzy Lavner was known as one of the most prodigious bookies in Philadelphia, having made and lost many fortunes ove...

Boomerist Fred Lavner takes you back to the great outdoors and all the fun and games of the past like stickball, boxball, wallball, stepball, baby in the air, mimsy and many more in vivid detail so you can have a ball again!

Baby boomer humorist Fred Lavner takes you back to the corner of his Philadelphia neighborhood and beyond for a hilarious account of his schools, friends, exploits and other examples of teenage angst. It's a blast from the past!

Boomerist Fred Lavner takes you back in time for a lighthearted look at the great games we played with a simple rubber ball. Follow Fred as he tells his tall tales of how the rubber plant evolved over thousands of years to create the iconic Spaldeen Hi-Bounce Pinky and the Pimple Ball, so kids of all ages could entertain themselves for hours and days with all kinds of nifty street games.

Boomerist Fred Lavner is a funny guy with a lot to say about almost everything. People that piss him off. Bad customer service. Outrageous rules and regulations. Food labeling. Pretentious restaurants. High costs of living and dying. School teachers behaving badly. Political incorrectness. Not being able to find something to watch on 900 cable TV channels. Keeping up with celebutards. Getting out of jury duty. Popping off about internet pop up...