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9 of 15 found the following review helpful:
They should have told me before I paid for this book Feb 11, 2008 I'll save you the trouble. He had a heart attack. He spent the next few years engrossed in cesspool of booze, immaturity and misogyny. Then he wrote this completely self-referential and sophomoric drivel in which he tries to erroneously portray to the public that he did all these stupid things, had a heart attack and then a sudden epiphany.
3 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Funny, witty, and endearing Jan 10, 2008 Trevor Umbreit captures the craziness of college and life in a very insightful and alluring manner. Read this book if you want to laugh alot while pondering what is truly important in life.
1 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Must Read for 'Old' Adults Jan 09, 2008 It's 10 pm, do you know what your children are thinking? Trevor Umbreit opens doors to a world where parents may fear to tread... but tread they must... and gallop if they can! Deftly written, immediately engaging, it flies along on a roller coaster of emotions. He reminds us that life is for those who want to live. Bravo! What's next?
3 of 5 found the following review helpful:
What You've Been Waiting For.... Jan 08, 2008 My friend told me to get this after she read it, and I have to say, it is absolutely wonderful. I read quite often, but this is one of the most enjoyable books I've picked up in the last year. It is hilarious, yet also insightful. If Tucker Max had a brain, he would've written this.
3 of 5 found the following review helpful:
I Couldn't Put It Down Jan 05, 2008 Trevor's book was so entertaining, I read it in one sitting. I lent the book to a college student who told me she thought it was awesome and asked me if she could buy it from me because she wanted to reread parts of it at her leisure. (I told her to keep the book, I'd buy another one!) Trevor's wrting style is a little like Dave Barry, but with a college man's twist to it. It's partly hilarious fun and partly somber reflection about life. Great book!
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