Review: Hilarious yet Repulsive, Lowbrow yet Profound, Weird yet Original
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 23, 2013
Clearly not a book for many, MANY reviewer's taste yet I could not put it down! I've never wanted a character like Ace dead or worse in all the books I've ever read (it must say something about how well the characters were drawn). Some rather vulgar sexual scenes and language present, yet loads of humor both crude and more common place as well as even someone waxing poetic (of all things) making it my most eclectic read to date.  Some cleaner passages include:1) He knew bears_women, well...he understood bears2) Pete looked at Jessica as if she had farted in the Vatican.3) Life offered other than grease monkeys, mini-marts and Entertainment Tonight4) Breakfast - Pop-tarts and a Pepsi5) He shoveled food down his gullet, stopping only to slurp glassfuls of water. "Easy," Dora mocked. "It's dead, it ain't going anywhere.6) Empathy, he thought, the curse of the new-age man.7) Hell hath no fury like a rabid trailer park mongrel8) Over tension as tough as her meatloaf, Louise interrogated PeteI could go on and on with over a dozen pages of clippings but I will not, you'll just have to read it if you dare. But be forewarned as there is most assuredly plenty to be offended about, yet the book contained one heck of a story. 5 stars in my opinion! For another funny read of a different sort please see my review for "Flat Crazy" by Ben Rehder.