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Why we suck : a feel good guide to staying fat, loud, lazy and stupid  Cover Image Book Book

Why we suck : a feel good guide to staying fat, loud, lazy and stupid

Leary, Denis. (Author).

Summary: The four-time Emmy-nominated comic satirist of Rescue Me presents irreverent cultural observations about how society is taking itself too seriously, in an account that shares anecdotes from his Irish-Catholic upbringing, high-pressure family life, and work as a performing artist.

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  • ISBN: 9780670031603 :
  • ISBN: 0670031607
  • ISBN: 9780452295643 (pbk.)
  • ISBN: 9780670031603 (hc)
  • Physical Description: print
    xvi, 240 p., [8] p. of plates : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm.
  • Publisher: New York : Viking, 2008.

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Formatted Contents Note: Why everyone hates us -- Your kids are not cute -- Please drug your children -- I had sex with Kathie Lee Gifford (and she was amazing) -- Bullies R Us -- Autism shmautism -- Famous dead kids -- Nuns, tits, booze and my mom -- Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome In Utero -- Self-esteem this -- Matt Dillon is a giant fag -- Your cat sucks fish heads in hell -- Grande vente mocha Oprah chai -- Does this bomb make my ass look fat? -- Testicle-colored towels -- This is your brain on semen -- We'd hate you even if you weren't black -- The Pope is a pimp -- The asshole olympics -- Someone please tell my mom that cell phones cause cancer.
Subject: American wit and humor

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  • 4 of 4 copies available at BC Interlibrary Connect. (Show)
  • 1 of 1 copy available at Terrace Public Library.

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Terrace Public Library 814.54 Lea (Text) 35151000081158 Adult Non-fiction Volume hold Available -

Summary: The four-time Emmy-nominated comic satirist of Rescue Me presents irreverent cultural observations about how society is taking itself too seriously, in an account that shares anecdotes from his Irish-Catholic upbringing, high-pressure family life, and work as a performing artist.
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