Just plain hysterically crazy
345122
Roseann Rosanna Danna and Fr. Guido Sarducci are on the "news" in this season.  Steve Martin, you name it.
3385150
Absolutely hysterical!  Literally ROTFLOL!!!!
4605393
I loved this. It was so funny and just plain crazy. I found myself reading it with a funny accent in my head. It really just highlights the simplicity of thinking that we would all love to indulge in but cant. It was lovely.
4413340
The back of the book says "fiction/humor". It is all of that and then some. I started reading it and went "what the heck???" But as I read it I found myself blowing through it as it is so fun to read. The characters are so ridiculous, and crazy that it is just awesome. From Hicks who has so many issues they are to numerous to mention, to Sobrero man and his disguises, To Warren the wanna be writer, neighbor. Gomez, oh my Gomez, his neuroses are just not stop and you cant wait for what he might do next.  BUT honestly as nuts as Gomez is I found myself being just as wary of DR. Christine Hargrove as he was (I would do near the things he does but. A great book to read on a plane, bus, beach,or toilet. Love the concept.
322215
This is a book that you know ahead of time is too crazy to be take seriously.  You, in your sophisticated way, want to call it fluff and dismiss it as not worth the time.  But the problem is, you are laughing out loud every other page.  It is outrageous; it is hilarious.  It is not worth wasting your serious time.  Oh! but you finish it in less than a day and spend hours afterward smiling at the craziness.
Go, Georgia!
2663614
This quick, fast paced book is without a doubt Gertie's  latest, craziest, funniest misadventure into mayhem and madness, and believe me that is truly saying something... All she wanted to do is create a special color for her kitchen walls. A trip to Cosmos magic shop (without Cosmos) and a borrowed book (courtesy of Esmeralda) from the union library.... she got special alright.... and anyone (or thing)  who touched the "special" paint, all ended up back in time to the Tutor era. It's an absolutely side splitting adventure of magical madness as Gertie and company try to fit in (epic fail) as they search for a way home. I had to wipe tears away in order to keep reading... Dirty Dancing at  King Henry's castle?... Sasqutches smoking a bong?... And can you even imagine Esmeralda with amnesia?... I recommend this as a lighthearted get away.
3771416
When I opened my Kindle and started reading this book, I made it mid-way into the 1st Chapter, when I realized that I was screaming in laughter, as the Author painted the picture of husband craziness so vivid. By the time I got to Chapter 3, I had laughed so hard, my head was aching. I can't wait to get home to finish reading more of the outrageously funny husband tales.

I'm getting the hardcopy for a family member!!! This book is an absolute great read and well written to draw the audience in. Kudos!!!
764578
I actually remembered a very few of these but laughed my a** off at seeing them again.
Crazy stuff!  WoW!!
702607
You know..I blew through Book 1 and Book 2 in a day and a half-they are that PUNKIN hysterical! From Book 1 all the way through Book 2..it was non-stop laughter. On book 2 its all about Gavin, the proposal and its adventures all by itself, the pot-filled brownies and the inlaws and so much more. Poor Carter, twice he tried to pull off a carefully planned proposal and each time, Claire says something that sends Carter into a heart attack trying to cancel each of the planned proposals. I believe one of the proposals, Claire laughs at another couple in one of these planned proposals (She doesnt know Carter planned one too) and calls the guy of the other couple a TOOL! for proposing at a ballfield. I LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
I don't think I stopped laughing throughout both books. I don't think I have ever read as fast as I had between these 2 books. I really felt like I was living the very comical vaggy and approriately inappropriate lives of Claire, Carter, Gavin and Company. You should NOT pass these books up. I might just have to reread both books..so many funny moments that I am just willing to stop laughing at just yet. I am pretty sure I peed a little.
713487
This was, putting it mildly a wild ride. I tried to wrap my head around how I would review this and since it is very much in a catagory unto itself the best I could come up with is this is like reading what Elmore Lenard would write if he had spent a weekend watching Japanese horror flicks and reading old Zane Gray westerns. A deep South bank robbery with a mystery being tag-teamed by the scary, angry ghost-girls from "The Grudge" & "The Ring".

It is a page turner, and no, you will have no clue as to where it is going you are just going to hope it makes enough sense that your perception of reality, chaos, etc. can accept it.

As wild as it is, this is not Tom Robbins territory, ie. the author is NOT on drugs. I wish I could explain this better because I do HIGHLY RECOMMEND this, there is so much going on. And the names: Charlie Danzinger, Merle Zane and Lemon Lightfeather. Come on, these are characters that are just aching to be read - but don't expect warm fuzzies. As I alluded to earlier, this novel is somewhere between horror and noir.

Wild, crazy and unbelievable.
2846331
Tina Traster tells, in hysterical detail, about her move from city girl to suburban mom, kicking and screaming all the way.  Love her take on neighbors, animals, and how we can reinvent ourselves but not our psyches.&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Hats-Eyeglasses-A-Memoir/dp/B002PJ4FY6/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Hats  &  Eyeglasses: A Memoir</a>
1041542
Getting more and more unbelievingly bizarre!  Final on last disc utterly Hollywood ridiculous!
4277003
This series was absolutely crazy. .Crazy. I loved it even when it went totally out of the world crazy. I cringed, I closed my eyes, I freaked out. There were a few times I thought it went too far, but overall I loved it.
4027228
This book is hilarious.  I looked like a crazy person while reading it because I kept laughing out loud.  You have to read this book.
4773713
This book is hysterical. As long as you know what you're getting into, and you can appreciate it, the book will make you laugh until it hurts.  This is not storytime with Bob Odenkirk.  Rather it is a completely random assortment of 1-3 page short stories, essays or diatribes that are unrelated to one another.  It almost reads like a book of SNL skits that didn't make the cut (but not because they weren't hilarious)  You can picture almost all of these absolutely killing viewers if they could ever get a green light.  The only reason I wrote this review was because the 4 star rating it currently has is too low.  A lot of metaphors, a lot of hyperbole, over the top situations, characters, antics etc.  The back cover shows Bob in a trench, dirty, desheleved, maybe even slightly peeved.... A caption reads something like "Bob Odenkirk dug a trench 20 feet long, by 9 feet deep to get to the source of hooey contained in this book."  That makes me laugh at loud. If that's your bag, buy this book.
2340581
Extremely hilarious. I love Jenny's crazy stories. I read to and from work while on public transportation and got a lot of strange looks from people because of my giggling through the chapters.
4459715
This is a stunning work of insanity/entertainment that takes the protagonist through such mind-boggling adventures as wrestling with crocodiles and experiencing orgasms after electro-tortures by secret government officials. It is fascinating that so many dubious accounts could be gathered into one man's life! The book is shockingly amusing and difficult to put down.

I was left wondering, "Has the author committed the most egregious act of undermining others who have purportedly been victimized by the sharp blades of conspiracy and secret societal workings; or has he lent more valid attention to their cause?" Was he simply trying to entertain? The allegations presented in this book are extreme.

If the author was completely deranged, then it is impressive that he maintained the capacity to write as intelligently as he did.

This is certainly another worthwhile and unforgettable exploration of bizarre consciousness by Feral House.