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  Entry-level in the anal-level or...

  Ondrej Vejsada

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  There's a lot of instructions on how to pick up, unpack and then even evacuate a woman, but mostly it's just bullshit from bullshitted dreamers, bullshits. I don't wanna play smart, I don't wanna put honey around your mouth. I want to write my experience - take it or leave it... I don't give a shit. Think of it as a conversation between friends over a beer. That's why I strongly warn women against reading this book. I'm not forbidding, I'm not discouraging, but I'm warning! You will peek under our noses, as I have (not only) peeked under yours. I have experienced everything described here. At least I don't consider myself a complete moron, so I can understand what I have experienced and articulate it in a way that makes it clear why I experienced it and why it happened the way it did. This book is harsh, yet and maybe that is why it is so true, honest, open and real. If you want to use that kind of scholarly punditry, it's hyperrealistic, provocative, decadent, existentialist, cynical to the point of nihilistic... But let's stop playing these lame games with each other already. Let's finally be ourselves and be who we really are. Let the argument be that I have been an almost fully faithful husband for thirty years and then, after my wife left me for a lover, a fucker of enormous proportions experiencing seven relationships at once in one maximum moment... In short, I know something about life and women or at least I have experienced a lot = that's what I want to write here - look no further… To all the critics and especially feminists who will be quietly vomiting in the corner after a glimpse, I have only one message - folks, put your nipples behind your foreskins!

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  Cuckoo in the Nest - as featured...

  Fran Hill

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  It’s the heatwave summer of 1976 and 14-year-old would be poet Jackie Chadwick is newly fostered by the Walls. She desperately needs stability, but their insecure, jealous teenage daughter isn't happy about the cuckoo in the nest and sets about ousting her.

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  GALLOWS ONE LINERS - One-liners...

  Lázaro Droznes

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  GALLOWS ONE LINERS is a unique collection of single-sentence humor, perfect for lightening the darkest moments. 
  From funerals to cemeteries, this book offers comic relief with its quick wit and sharp insight. Ideal for those looking for a spark of joy amid grief, each joke is a tribute to life and the human ability to find light even in darkness.  
  An essential companion for facing the toughest moments with a smile. Here are several reasons to buy, read, and laugh with this book: 
  Relief in difficult times:  
  GALLOWS ONE LINERS provides a unique dose of humor that serves as a welcome relief in the darkest moments. Reading and sharing these jokes can be a way to remember that, even in grief, we can find moments of joy and human connection. 
  Human connection:  
  This book acts as a bridge between people, providing a common space for laughter and shared remembrance. In situations where words often fail, a timely joke can be the perfect medium to bring family and friends closer, creating a sense of community and mutual support. 
  Tribute to life:  
  Each joke is a small tribute to life, a way to remember that, even in farewell, we can celebrate the moments lived and the indomitable spirit of being human. This book reminds us to laugh not only as an act of joy but as a form of resistance and love for life. 
  Ready to find light and laughter in the most unexpected moments? GALLOWS ONE LINERS awaits you to explore the healing power of laughter, even in the darkest circumstances. Don't miss the chance to transform the way we face grief and loss.  
  Click and buy your copy today. Get ready to discover that even at funerals, a smile can be the brightest gift!  
   

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  Animal Farm

  George Orwell

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  Tired of suffering abuse, the animals on Jones's farm decide to rebel against their masters. After driving out the owner, they establish a new order based on equality. However, a new class of bureaucrats soon emerges among them—the pigs—who, with cunning, greed, and arrogance, impose themselves on the rest of the animals. Conceived as a scathing satire of Stalinism, the universal nature of its message makes this novel an extraordinary analysis of the corruption that power breeds, a furious diatribe against totalitarianism, and a clear-sighted examination of the manipulations that historical truth undergoes during times of political transformation.

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  Half a Pound of Tuppenny Rice

  David Coubrough

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  Each summer a group of families holiday together in St. Ives, Cornwall, but in 1972 their lives are shattered and they never meet up again. In a lane in the village of Zennor a hotel porter is found fatally poisoned. Later that week the body of another man is washed ashore. Grant Morrison, then aged seventeen, has long been troubled by the two deaths and their aftermath and, decades later, decides that the time has come to uncover the truth.

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  Exchanges: Fictions...

  Geoffrey Little

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  Geoffrey Little's edgy hilarity and rare sensitivity fuse across these sixteen stories. First recorded as immersive conversational podcasts, the tales here include a mandatory corporate retirement party, class with an eccentric yoga instructor, an overconfident podcaster, and an icky food truck love triangle. 
  Whether pleasantly hapless or bitterly exacting, the conversations here (and each are only dialogue) portray a range of humanity, including a few non-humans. Chat is still where it's at, even in the fast lane of the 21st century.

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