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Bad Fan Fiction is a collection of original fan fiction stories with ridiculous premises, amateurish prose, and needlessly specific references to minuscule aspects of the IP off which they're based. We’ve written every story to make you laugh, shake your head, and whisper "my god" in earnest. There are also pictures, because you're never too old for pictures. This is the perfect book to throw on your coffee table for guests, slip in the bathroom for when your phone’s charging, or read aloud for your friends to laugh and jeer at. Truly a book for all seasons. The Second Edition includes a new foreword by Tess Dugan, 70% fewer typos, and the same Smut-Free Guarantee from the first ed ...

Crazy sh*t happens every day, and people can be pretty wacky. "JUST NOW: You Can't Make This Sh*t Up" was born from the author's social media posts detailing some of the crazy, stupid, annoying, and often hilarious situations he has found himself in. Highlights include: * Bob: I can also offer you the value pack, where we include two free death certificates. * Guy on plane: Take it easy; how would I know your bag has things in it? * Prostitute: In my line of work, I really need to be enthusiastic and to give good customer service. * Flip's little boy: Dad, your armpit smells like a dog farted.

An entertaining and nostalgic read — Tar and Feathers contains 100 amusing short stories, poems, and more than a few tall tales about growing up on the farm, hunting, fishing, trapping and tracking in and around Michigan and being a grandfather and a pastor. You'll enjoy heartwarming stories on faith, family and friends and a few on the star of this book named Tar who is the author's black Labrador Retriever. Tar and Feathers includes numerous photos and 52 of the authors favorite one liners.

Who knew growing up with your parents would be one of the best experiences? Certain things you don’t realize until your an adult. You don’t realize how much your mother truly loves you and wants you to stay out of trouble. Understanding that you can’t blame someone for not knowing how to be a father due to him being a child himself, but hold him accountable. Then forgiving YOURSELF for all the dumb accidents and mistakes you’ve made in life. The Best of Both Worlds.