9781927114209_

Humor writers Noel Boivin and Chris Lombardo follow up their acclaimed compendium of drunken feats, The Man Who Scared a Shark to Death (Penguin, 2007), with Tastes Like Human: The Shark Guys Book of Bitingly Funny Lists. Here the authors, who one reviewer in reference to their first book called fast and funny with the facts, without the morality, present a completely new and unapologetically irreverent take on the list book genre.

Tastes Like Human answers questions people didnt even know they wanted answers to like who are the Top Horniest Cult Leaders of All Time? What are the Top 10 Reasons Why You Should Never Return Things? Which incidents qualify as the Top Acts of Karaoke-Related Violence? All of this plus etiquette tips on matters as diverse as how to use an ATM machine without seeming like a complete prick, a guide to conduct when meeting Queen Elizabeth, and fighting suggestions the next time your mouth makes an online payment for which there are insufficient funds in your credit account (ass, in keeping with the analogy) to pay for.

REVIEWS

What sets this book apart from other list books or Ripleys Believe It Or Not-esque compilations is the writing. Boivin and Lombardo team up to create lists that are both hilarious and smart.
Baltimore Reads

Brilliant with their eye for sorting these bizarre tales with their eccentric narration.
Eastern Echo

Often irreverent and outrageous, but rarely truly offensive and always funny.
The Felix

Oddly interesting, insanely amusing.
Washburn Review

Hilarious and informative...an overall fun read from cover to cover.
The Oswegonian

...(*_*)9781927114209_

Humor writers Noel Boivin and Chris Lombardo follow up their acclaimed compendium of drunken feats, The Man Who Scared a Shark to Death (Penguin, 2007), with Tastes Like Human: The Shark Guys Book of Bitingly Funny Lists. Here the authors, who one reviewer in reference to their first book called "fast and funny with the facts, without the morality", present a completely new and unapologetically irreverent take on the list book genre.

REVIEWS

"What sets this book apart from other list books or "Ripleys Believe It Or Not"-esque compilations is the writing. Boivin and Lombardo team up to create lists that are both hilarious and smart."
Baltimore Reads

"Brilliant with their eye for sorting these bizarre tales with their eccentric narration."
Eastern Echo

"Often irreverent and outrageous, but rarely truly offensive and always funny."
The Felix

"Oddly interesting, insanely amusing."
Washburn Review

"Hilarious and informative...an overall fun read from cover to cover."
The Oswegonian

...(*_*)9781927114209_

Humor writers Noel Boivin and Chris Lombardo follow up their acclaimed compendium of drunken feats, The Man Who Scared a Shark to Death (Penguin, 2007), with Tastes Like Human: The Shark Guys' Book of Bitingly Funny Lists. Here the authors, who one reviewer in reference to their first book called "fast and funny with the facts, without the morality", present a completely new and unapologetically irreverent take on the list book genre.

Tastes Like Human answers questions people didn't even know they wanted answers to like who are the Top Horniest Cult Leaders of All Time? What are the Top 10 Reasons Why You Should Never Return Things? Which incidents qualify as the Top Acts of Karaoke-Related Violence? All of this plus etiquette tips on matters as diverse as how to use an ATM machine without seeming like a complete prick, a guide to conduct when meeting Queen Elizabeth, and fighting suggestions the next time your mouth makes an online payment for which there are insufficient funds in your credit account (ass, in keeping with the analogy) to pay for.

REVIEWS

"What sets this book apart from other list books or "Ripley's Believe It Or Not"-esque compilations is the writing. Boivin and Lombardo team up to create lists that are both hilarious and smart."
nBaltimore Reads

"Brilliant with their eye for sorting these bizarre tales with their eccentric narration."
nEastern Echo

"Often irreverent and outrageous, but rarely truly offensive and always funny."
nThe Felix

"Oddly interesting, insanely amusing."
nWashburn Review

"Hilarious and informative...an overall fun read from cover to cover."
nThe Oswegonian

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