Worst Book Ever
While I'm on the subject of worsts, here is a book on Amazon that I found through a link on stupidramblings blog.
Oh, Hiroyuki, when will you learn English . . . or science . . . or to not use the word "malarkey"? Either way, that is one heck of a thesis statement.
I'd say more, but i have to hurry to get one of the only three copies left in stock (besides the other 29 that are also on sale).
Further Reading on Anuses
- Definition of Anus
- Cicada's funny anus story (that's a funny story about anus, not a story about a funny anus, though that would also be funny, thus making it a "funny funny anus story")
- Surgery of The Anus, Rectum and Colon (2-Volume Set)
posted by Limon @ 10:48 AM
7 comments
7 Comments:
Happy for you! I responded to your question about belching.
No comments about(...dare I say it?...no I don't...) your current topic. I don't proport to be an expert...
Stupid
oh my gosh! What a book! eww, anus is such a disgusting word
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I like your style. I linked to that book once in a clever, subtle way, and no one ever followed the link to enlightenment.
You way actually gets people there.
Very nice.
haha, i love terrible grammar!! It's my favorite! At the chinese food place in the student center they have chopsticks (who would have thought?!) and on the package of the chopsticks it says, "the traditional and typical of chinese glorious history and cultural."
best.
I'd like to see if anus constriction helps to goodbye surplus weight. Can you recommend any books?
Japanese people are obsessed with all things anal. They draw steaming piles of poo in the margins of their papers at school. Nothing is funnier to them than seeing a primetime TV cartoon show featuring a steaming pile of poo. I have "The Gas We Pass: The Story of Farts" in my possession at this very moment, written by a Japanese person. I'm giving it to a six-year-old I know for his birthday. And now this.
I can't tell you how many times a day I think about how great it would be to live there again.
And Cicada, I'm guessing moving to Japan would help to goodbye the weight. Because when those train shovers pack you onto a train and you're in so tight you can't breathe, and then a couple of guys start to feel you up (one from behind and one from the front, there's really no better motivator for making yourself as small as possible.
sr: thanks for the definitive answer.
panini: disgust is in the eye of the beholder, isn't it?
th.: I have never been that good at subtlety.
kat: chinese cultural has always been one of my favorite dinnertime conversations.
cicada: I think that it can help you goodbye excess weight, but it requires equipment similar to a NordicTrak . . .
dg: interesting how different cultures have different taboos. In some hispanic cultures, they talk about diarrhea like it's a headache. Just loud and public about it.
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