I Hate Everything
Author: DiBenedetti, Matthew
ISBN: 9781440506383
Publisher: Adams Media
Year First Published: 2010
Pages: 400
Dimensions: 6.25 inches x 5.5 inches x 1.4 inches
Format: Paperback / softback
Description:
A complete list of all things to hate—maybe some you hadn’t even realized you hate or some that you can rejoice in because someone finally agrees with you. For some people hate warms the soul. For those people, this book will warm your soul right up. That is, if you even have one.
I hate that I'm going bald.
I hate that I still make fun of bald people.
I hate karma.
Amateur haters, step aside. Time to learn what it really means to be miserable. Because this guy hates everything. From hating the little irks that happen now and then (like the water that squirts out of the mustard bottle) to hating the unfortunate realities of today's world (like that superheroes don't exist...but villains do), Matthew DiBenedetti tells readers how he really feels.
With such a variety of miserable musings, you'll find something to laugh at—and someone to loathe with—in this book.
ISBN: 9781440506383
Publisher: Adams Media
Year First Published: 2010
Pages: 400
Dimensions: 6.25 inches x 5.5 inches x 1.4 inches
Format: Paperback / softback
Description:
A complete list of all things to hate—maybe some you hadn’t even realized you hate or some that you can rejoice in because someone finally agrees with you. For some people hate warms the soul. For those people, this book will warm your soul right up. That is, if you even have one.
I hate that I'm going bald.
I hate that I still make fun of bald people.
I hate karma.
Amateur haters, step aside. Time to learn what it really means to be miserable. Because this guy hates everything. From hating the little irks that happen now and then (like the water that squirts out of the mustard bottle) to hating the unfortunate realities of today's world (like that superheroes don't exist...but villains do), Matthew DiBenedetti tells readers how he really feels.
With such a variety of miserable musings, you'll find something to laugh at—and someone to loathe with—in this book.
