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3.14 AVERAGE
3.14 AVERAGE
Now, I really liked this book becuase I found it pretty humurous and kind of insane.
But getting down to the type of person he is and the content... well.
But getting down to the type of person he is and the content... well.
I read this like, eight years ago but I was just reminded of its existence in this world and I frantically logged onto Goodreads, made a new shelf called "AVOID AT ALL COSTS" and promptly added this to it.
Because it was just. that. horrific.
To sum up? Lol @ men.
Because it was just. that. horrific.
To sum up? Lol @ men.
This book is hilarious. I didn't sleep on a trans-atlantic flight because of it. Was it sexist? Yes. Offensive? Mostly. Honest? Perhaps. Repetitive? Sure. Entertaining? Fo' shizzle.
Oh my goodness. I cannot recall EVER laughing out loud as much as I did or as hard as I did when reading a book. I admit I was skeptical--I had read many other novels of this sort in the past and HATED them. Maybe it's because Tucker knows what he is and does not make excuses for his behavior. Or maybe it's that he's genuinely witty. Maybe a mixture of both. Either way, I loved this, despite all the raunchiness. Keeper.
I'll admit I was curious. And at first the disaster of Tucker Max's life had entertaining moments. But as the book goes on, it becomes something closer to seeing a horrible accident and not being able to avert your gaze. That anyone would look up to this man is quite horrifying. But he certainly tells stories well, and clearly makes an impact.
I can't believe people like this actually exist...
I don't know
This book is funny, possible typical, or tucker-style. Prop for him to have so much hook ups. Some were mean while others were funny but truth to the bone. Again, mostly were about sex sex sex that made it sounds like they are all typical ones. Oh well...
This book is funny, possible typical, or tucker-style. Prop for him to have so much hook ups. Some were mean while others were funny but truth to the bone. Again, mostly were about sex sex sex that made it sounds like they are all typical ones. Oh well...
This probably strips me of my feminist card, but I loved this book. I applaud TM's obviously high self esteem, but some parts were too "i'm awesome" and not enough "here's the funny $#it that happened," hence the four stars instead of five. LITERALLY laughed out loud at some point in every chapeter though.
2 stars only for posterity's sake. When I was in my early 20's and reading his blog, I thought his stories were fucking hilarious. Tears-streaming-down-my-face, tell-everyone-I-know-about-it F-U-N-N-Y. A dozen or so years later I decided I needed a light read because I'd been pounding down the Outlander series for like 6 months straight (no knocks on Outlander, I think I'm probably obsessed, but my god are those some long ass books... and there's so many of them!) and I needed a break. Mid 30's, mom to three girls me does not think Tucker Max is funny. Or entertaining. Or someone worthy of breathing in the same oxygen as the other 6 billion of us in the world.
But damn it, Tucker Tries Butt Sex still makes me giggle.
But damn it, Tucker Tries Butt Sex still makes me giggle.
Very crude, rude and inappropriate for most audiences. A couple of chapters are funny however.