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A review by phlegyas
Always Remember to Tip Your Ninja: And Other Maxims for the Clinically Absurd by Jeremy C. Shipp
3.0
Yeah, uhmmm, truth be told, I wanted to like this book. I had no clue what it was gonna be like when I started reading it but the title alone and the graphic on the front page had me rooting for it.
I can't say it was bad. It wasn't.
But, it was definitely not as good as I would have wanted it to be.
There are a couple (or more) of little "maxims" that I found absolutely hysterical.
The rest were alright.
Oh, granted, language may be an issue here. So, take my foreign point of view with a grain of salt.
It only takes about 20 minutes to finish so, I'd definitely say that it's something interesting to keep around for a moment of "nothing-better-to-do".
I can't say it was bad. It wasn't.
But, it was definitely not as good as I would have wanted it to be.
There are a couple (or more) of little "maxims" that I found absolutely hysterical.
The rest were alright.
Oh, granted, language may be an issue here. So, take my foreign point of view with a grain of salt.
It only takes about 20 minutes to finish so, I'd definitely say that it's something interesting to keep around for a moment of "nothing-better-to-do".