Yak Shaving for Kicks and Giggles! by J. J. Guest

You are Steve Goodwin. You're a regular guy, young, successful, dynamic. Recently promoted to the post of junior marketing executive at the Funhouse Novelty Company, you're the one who comes up with all those zany items you can buy for a Dollar in the pages of Cosmic Comics.

But something is missing in your life. A nagging question gnaws at your soul, undermines your joy at your new-found success and interferes with the very business of living. But this is not a answer you can find in the pages of any book; for what you yearn to know is the very meaning of life itself!

But then you learned about a man, a guru of great wisdom, endowed with the miraculous supreme realisation who could teach you the secrets of the universe. A six hundred year old hermit living at the top of a mountain in a kingdom most right-thinking people assume to be a myth. A man known as the Dada Lama!

And this is why we find you now, after many months of journeying, of fruitless searching, beaten and battered by the uncaring elements, in this mysterious valley hidden deep within the mountains...

...the mystical valley of Shangri-La!

Yak Shaving for Kicks and Giggles! is humorous quest for spiritual enlightenment involving a yak, a hair dryer and the abominable snowman.
Information in this game listing is copyright David Welbourn, Dave Chapeskie, J. J. Guest, is taken from IFDB, and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License.
Comment LemonGrabJuice
19 Apr 2017
*Opens up as a novelty shop*
*Guy searches for the meaning of life*
Yeah seems pretty logical

Review Platypussman
28 Mar 2014
This is fun for kicks and giggles

Comment johnhf
21 Mar 2014
Here is a good question. Why is this game an Editor's choice when no one has rated it and most don't get it or hate the errors it produces. Hey, My Editor, choose another game this one has had its day!

Comment mikashe
20 Mar 2014
i don't get it

Comment the chosen one
23 Feb 2014
There is a long line say dufinedufinedufine and the text overlaps :(

Comment frishyfrish
21 Feb 2014
There's some problem with the text. Two lines overlap each other every once and a while, making it impossible to read. Or at least for my computer.

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