Review: Some genuine laughs, but pretty much the experience you'd expect from reading a bunch of tweets in a row
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2012
There are some genuine chuckles in here, but it also felt as if some of the jokes were appearing over and over again and some weren't too original in the first place.  Presenting just a year of tweets - especially when the subject matter is pretty much limited to bowel movements, sex, and the discontents of fatherhood - isn't fully successful.  However, if you enjoy the humor of, say, Adam Corolla, you will probably like this book.I understand the author had to make the decision to split his accounts because this is the content he doesn't want associated with his more mainstream persona, but the lack of context or updates about his "regular" life lends a repetitive and one-dimensional nature to the book.  Something about the author's voice made me want to know more about him.  That said, I want to encourage the author's wife to let him get lucky a little more . . . it made me sad to read all the tweets about not getting any!