Based on two runaway U.K. bestsellers, this encyclopedic attack on modern culture is so hilariously bitter that it actually becomes uplifting. The American edition has been ingeniously adapted and features exclusive new material for U.S. audiences.
If you hate: loft living; bar-clubs; Tony Blair; chick lit; global warming sceptics; Keane; loyalty cards; IKEA; Kabbalah; bling and Richard Curtis... ... then you need IS IT JUST ME OR IS EVERYTHING SHIT? - an encylopedic attack on modern culture and the standard reference work for everyone who believes everything is shit. Which it is. This book is for the large percentage of the population interested in saying NO to the phoney ideas, cretinous people, useless products and doublespeak that increasingly dominate our lives. This book is designed for everyone who thinks they may have mislaid their soul in a Coffee Republic. Never before has there been a book so completely full of shit. This very funny, well-informed, belligerent rant of a book adds up to an excoriating broadside against consumer capitalism that the authors hope will sell loads of copies.
In a whimsical setting within Mr. Newman's grocery store, Javin the cat and Max the mouse face an unexpected challenge that tests their instincts and friendship. Their unlikely partnership leads to humorous and adventurous situations, showcasing themes of camaraderie and overcoming differences. This delightful tale promises to entertain readers with its charming characters and engaging plot.
The book explores the concept of sloth through humor and irreverence, challenging conventional attitudes towards laziness and motivation. Through a comedic lens, it invites readers to reflect on their own behaviors and societal expectations while embracing a carefree attitude. The tone is playful and provocative, aiming to entertain while provoking thought about personal choices and societal norms.
Billy Gillespie wakes up one morning to discover his junk is gone. In its place is his wife's junk. Billy is now Tina, and Tina is dead. That's because Billy's dead. His lifeless body is still in bed and empty beer bottles and a container of antifreeze litter the kitchen counter. Over the next 24 hours, Billy and an odd assortment of neighbors, all experiencing their own bouts of body switcheroo, try to figure out what happened and why. Can they do it before the Feds find Billy's body? Was it aliens that caused this, or God, or the government? And did Edgar Winter really sleep with his sheep? Pro football Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw has those answers in a story that asks, What Would Kirk Cameron Do?
Wenn auch Sie das Guinness-Buch der Rekorde, Kunden-Treuekarten, Flughafen-Parkplätze, Che-Guevara-Merchandising-Artikel und die Lautstärke von Fernsehwerbung unerträglich finden, dann sind Sie hier genau richtig. Endlich sagt mal einer, was in unserem so genannten „zivilisierten“ modernen Leben einfach nicht mehr auszuhalten ist. Das Standardwerk für alle, die glauben, dass alles scheiße ist. Denn sie haben Recht.