Rating: 5*
Read: January 2015
Realistic catgeory: lol
And now for something completely
different.
Well, what can I say?
I read the first half of this book thinking, ""Wow; this must be very
therapeutic for the author! I do hope he's vented enough so that he now feels
better!"
Then I read the chapter on the agony
uncle comments from genuine questions off the internet.
I actually cried with laughter (this
takes a lot!). Properly funny. I was laughing like a wild woman (sitting in my
car in my lunch break), looking around in case my colleagues passed by and
finally called the 'men in white coats' for me! :-0
From then on, there seemed to be more humour (or maybe something in me had let
go of my own tension?)
Love the bit on chavs and Argos jewellery!
And erego, my husband doesn't have to pretend not to "look at tits".
In fact, just this weekend he pointed
out a young lady in a service station as she had "a really round
arse!"
Indeed she did, and I too marvelled
at how it was one large round orb (not two butt cheeks); just one!? ;-P
Also, for the record, I am an adult romance novelist, so hopefully fit into
your category, but I'm writing a yummy review so surely that counts? :-)
This book rants and raves about so many of life's injustices, and dares to say
what many would not. Most of us think it, but are too afraid to say it.
Again, this is not me. I tend to have verbal diarrhoea, and probably am too
blunt. But call a spade a spade (this, in spite of my middle class upbringing!).
So yes, by all means read this book. Share some angst and have a good laugh at
it.
The world doesn't laugh enough and it
jolly well should!
Nice one Karl; you're clearly a diamond geezer! :-)
