Damn. No wonder Amazon is losing money.

This book is up to sales rating 6,386!

What I can’t believe is that:

  1. People are paying money for this book.
  2. Someone published this book.
  3. Hi Opal! (my first one!)

Well, now I know there’s a market for my upcoming book “Better Living through Breathing”, in which I expound upon my theory that people will live longer, happier lives if they remember to breathe.

I just checked out his other book. Read the review at the bottom of the page from “A reader from Tokyo, Japan”.

It just seems…mmmmm…suspicious.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/detail/-/books/0595001335/customer-reviews/qid=985206715/sr=1-2/ref=sc_b_3/104-3107566-2118317

All your book are belong to us?

My book is at 350,000th place and THIS – THIS!!!—stands at 4,000th!!!

I feel like Antonio Salieri in Amadeus. “Dear God, why must This book be the instrument of Your Glory and not MINE!!!??”

Oh, I dunno. I can see how constricting one’s anus 100 times/day might make one’s partner happier, given the proper circumstances.

Yeah, pretty much.

Also, I feel that my sig is uniquely appropriate for this thread.

I love that episode.

"Donkey, donkey, donkey, donkey … "

This is really bizarre. It’s at 2,084 now! How many people are buying this thing?

It’s up to 2,104. Things are looking up.

I love how after I check these links, the Amazon cookie makes assumptions based on what I look at. Now the next time I go to Amazon, they will doubtless open with:

Greetings Michael! The following butt-clenching titles are recommended just for you!

Ah . . . every good run must have an end.

Amazon.com Sales Rank: 2,664

I NEED this book.

I’ve always wanted to understand the link between clenching my butt and curing depression. Thanks to the miracle of Amazon.com and bad Engrish, I can achieve this understanding! Thanks! (I think)

Robin

1,937 now… don’t call it a comeback… i’ve been here for years

The reason is the amount of press this book got. Tons of E/N sites, and message boards such as this linked to it. I think a couple curious people prolly had extra income and bought it.

So can we assume that all butt-clenchers like the Beatles and Video Games?