g8rguy
July 20, 2002, 1:29am
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He’s got himself quite the little fan club here, eh?
The road to manhood : the male adolescent’s guide to survival in a disorderly and dangerous age
Interesting
I gave this to my son Jonathan to help him as he alternately slouches and pimp-struts his way along the road to manhood. The expression on his face suggests that a 16 word title might tax the target-readership’s attention span.
I, too, have added Henry Raddick to my personal pantheon.
Liberating the Adult Within: Moving from Childish Responses to Authentic Adulthood
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
lol we should send mr raddick a lin to our board … the debates would be amusing ,
sailor
July 20, 2002, 11:58am
44
How did I miss this the first time around? Check out this review :
A reader from Atlanta, GA United States
I was a repressed, degenerate sinner with a three-hundred-dollar-a-day Woolite habit until the magic, talking fish I caught one day in the Gowanus Canal ordered me to go out and purchase this book. Since then, I’ve turned my life around completely, and as the loving husband of Maria and the devoted father of twin baby boys Zack and Mack, my digestion has never been better, my stools have never been firmer, and my kundalini serpent has never been so obedient! Buy this book, do the exercises – you won’t regret it. It’s almost like Funkadelic’s famous dictum reversed – FREE YOUR AZZ AND YOUR MIND WILL FOLLOW
Yeah, but will it make hair grow? Will I be able to pick up peanuts with my penis? That’s what I want to know.
Celyn
July 20, 2002, 12:49pm
45
Why peanuts? Why not pretzels?
Celyn
July 20, 2002, 1:23pm
46
More from “How to Goodbye Depression”
Is this dirty black gas a common problem?
Yuk
Henry is like a British version of Wally, good shit.
Carolyn Taylor’s Home Haircuts and Styles for Men and Boys
Bowl not included January 20, 2002 Burley, Idaho church-goer Carolyn Taylors gives the reader some fabulous tips for creating dozens of home haircutting styles. I’m taking ringside for my wife trying out the “Sweathog Mullet” on my teenage son Jonathan tonight. First rate.
Our Brilliant Heritage: Containing Grow Up into Him As He Walked If You Will Be Perfect Disciples Indeed
Chambers succeeds in doing that rare thing: writing a book whose title only makes sense if you type it into babelfish and translate it into German, then Portuguese and then back into English again.
pesch
July 20, 2002, 6:03pm
48
I get the picture:
Me Writes sensitive, intelligent, informative reviews for Amazon. My ranking: 551
Henry Raddick Writes two-sentence reviews emphasizing the phrases “male genitals,” “spatula another octagenarian’s jewels,” “reassembling my spaniel,” and this review that made me snork:
Pocket Massage for Stress Relief
A tremendous book to help soothe and relax. I tried a little “pocket massage” on a train recently - it certainly relieved the stress, but do remember to chose your venue with care, especially if you are using essential oils.
His ranking: 103 :eek:
That’s it. No more Mr. Nice Reviewer.
::types in “penis” into Amazon search::
So like, I’ve been going about it all wrong with medication, therapy and relaxation techniques?
All I need to do is squeeze my sphincter?
Huh?
And, where, where, is all of this deep weirdness coming from?
:eek:
too late, my head exploded:D
*Originally posted by CalMeacham *
I look at this book site at Amazon. Then I look at how well my book is doing
Well, have you tried letting a computer program translate into Japanese and then having it printed in Japan? That might be your problem.
