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A long-time Carlin fan, I found this book to have more laugh-out-loud moments than anything else I've ever read; just make sure you're not alone when you read it--people will stare and wonder just what is going on with you.
George's unique outlook on life and language has entertained me for thirty years. Some of the material in this book is in his stand-up routine, but some is not. It's great to have more of his output to appreciate. I will be reading his other books also.
If you're a George Carlin fan this book is a must. The book is very spontaneous and can be read in one sitting or in small increments. Either way, he get's your attention with his hysterical humor, witt, and sarcasm. John Crippen, writer and photographer The Sweet Smell of ASH in the Morning: A Twisted Look at Forensic Mental Health in Atascadero State Hospital By A Burnt-out PsychTech
It's George Carlin, Nuff said. A must for folk who enjoy sarcasm and dark humor. John Crippen, Photographer and Writer
I am a huge GC fan and this book did not disappoint. This book contains a lot of "brain droppings" which are typically 5 to 15 words and range between funny, thought-provoking to even down-right disgusting, these were my favorite parts of the book. If you have never been exposed to Carlin, be warned, its not for those who are easily offended, as he has no problem attacking many taboo subjects, along with his strong grasp of the English language, he was by far one of the greatest comedians to ever live.Why are there no recreational drugs taken in suppository form.
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