WHY SHOULD GUYS HAVE ALL THE FUN? |
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An ENE Review
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Reviewed by JZ Sharpe |
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You know, that's
a darn good question. Why should guys have all the fun? Why do they get to call the shots? How come they make the rules, anyway? It's just not fair! |
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Indeed, it's a
question that was probably been asked by girls in the Stone Age, as they were dragged back to the cave by some horny Neanderthal. It's a question that will be asked forever, as long as there are two sexes on this planet. In search of a remedy, Cindy X. Novo invites readers to "Cindy's Boot Camp for Unenlightened Women". In this educational institution, she attempts to teach her fellow females how to "beat men at their own game" by adopting the very same rules that men have always followed. She outlines the rules in great detail, then gives copious case studies and examples, even providing fictional interviews with heroines of the past, such as Cleopatra, Medusa, and the Bride of Frankenstein. |
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Of course, sizing
up a guy's dick is not as easy as performing the same assessment on a girl's tits. But here, the ever resourceful Cindy suggests a number of ways that one can take care of this most important task - because after all, the length and girth of the family sword is the most important thing to know about a man. Especially since you're probably only going to fuck him once anyway (following the rule of "Find 'em, feel 'em, fuck 'em, and forget 'em!"). |
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I suppose, if one
reads this book with the tongue firmly lodged in the cheek (your own, not someone else's), it could come across as a humorous romp. But after a while, I began to wonder just what had happened to poor Cindy X. Novo (not her real name) to put her off the opposite sex so much. Ladies, do we still want to perpetrate such an angry message? Should we really treat men as "living, breathing dildos"? Will the world be any better if we do? I wonder. |
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Still,
if you'd like a bit of a chuckle, you might find something to make you smile in this book. However, don't take it too seriously - unless, maybe, you've just had your heart broken. I suppose you could see a grain of truth in it then. For the rest of us though, it's just another diatribe on how men suck (and not in a good way). Gee whiz, ladies, this is the 21st century! Haven't we moved beyond such thinking by now? |
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