An assortment of musings, questions, and assertions from the author of Brain Droppings exposes the legendary comedian's take on the absurdities and annoyances of modern life.
Tim C. (mysterywriter) from PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA wrote on 5/8/2006...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
A must have for Carlin fans. If you've seen his TV specials or listened to his CDs, you can actually hear him in your head as you read along. Not much new here, but seeing the words in print makes them stand out even more. Carlin is a nihilistic, pessimistic, heathenistic, cynical, anti-social old man. But more often than not, he's also right. WARNING! For those without hang-ups and with open minds only.
Lisa P. (FamFatale) from CHANTILLY, VA wrote on 9/6/2005...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
This book runs the gamut from absolutely warped, weird and hilarious, to huh ? what did he say ?
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James L. from CROWS LANDING, CA wrote on 4/5/2007...
Carlin at his best. Great book.
Christine O. (crissyreader) from BLOOMINGTON, IN wrote on 3/14/2007...
This book is true George Carlin. Funny and totally irreverent!
Katie B. (katiem63116) from SAINT LOUIS, MO wrote on 2/20/2007...
I love George, but some things you just don't joke about...
Kayla G. from PORTAGE, MI wrote on 2/8/2007...
This book is halarious. Especially the section on five uneasy moments.
Alison J. (Alison) from OREFIELD, PA wrote on 8/6/2006...
George Carlin. Not for children.
Erin B. (Anthrograd) from NEW ORLEANS, LA wrote on 8/6/2006...