life, not on myspace or facebook), build an atom bomb (doubtful), perform heart surgery (only if you like death and inevitable jail time), and bullfight (for fans of puncture wounds). Examples of the Stupidly Impractical: See Chapter one and several others like it. Aside from my successful eBay scam and the money I got posing as an African Prince with financial difficulties, this book didn't really provide me with any useful "forbidden" knowledge. I realize this is a book with its roots in humor, but I didn't laugh that much while reading it, either. It's essentially a bigger, slightly better list that's similar to Cyber Jokes: The Funniest Stuff on the Internet . This was a ridiculous book. Item one was "How to tell if your neighbor is a Zombie." Does he crave human flesh? Does his lips appear blue? Most of the articles were either like the first or along the lines of "Do you need to get the safe open? Hire a locksmith." "Do you want to start a riot? Get some people together and riot." This book was a waste of time. This book is rather off the wall. It's supposed to be a semi humourous book of secrets or tricks. Most of the subject matter is probably illegal or at least immoral. It's entertaining with a Maxim magazine type of attitude. Some tidbits of useful information. Most of the book's subject matter is not covered thoroughly enough to be useful though. Some of the "tricks" are