Alexei Maxim Russell's Field Guide to Assholes
of Alexei Maxim Russell (Goodreads Author)
Description
Have you ever considered taking up the sport of asshole-watching? Much like bird-watching or a trip to the safari park, asshole-watching can be both fun and educational. And, what is more, a thorough knowledge of assholes--their habits, how to identify them and how to best repel their attacks--is an essential skill to learn, for anyone who hopes to make their way through life, asshole-free. This authoritative field guide will ensure that your asshole-watching experience is as safe and informative as possible, through handy tips and the thorough asshole-related knowledge that can only come from extensive life experience. So, whether you are starting in a new job, in a cut-throat industry, or are planning to re-enter the dating scene, or just want to help an asshole friend to reach a better level of self-awareness, you are going to need a guide. With this handy book, the aspiring asshole-watcher can learn to spot all the different varieties of assholery, just like a pro!
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- Format Paperback
- Pages 92 pages
- Publisher CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publication Date March 5th 2015
- First Publication Not informed
- Language English
- ISBN 9781508749707
- Edition Not informed
- Category Non-Fiction
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