Why We Suck : A Feel Good Guide to Staying Fat, Loud, Lazy and Stupid

from littlegeek

I was recovering from a broken bone and needed some laughs so i downloaded this on a whim. Equal parts amusing and troglodidic. His take on gender politics reads like a rehash of all those idiotic "she likes to shop/he likes to fart" emails I trash three of every week. Not a particularly original...

from librarybrandy

The other reviews hit all the high points here--it's more of the same from Leary; it's better spoken than read; it's a lot of rant rant rant without a lot of actual commentary. Still, it was an entertaining enough listen. I don't agree with a lot of what he said, but I can see where he's coming f...

from branimal

When I was a kid, Denis Leary's "No Cure For Cancer" show was the funniest thing I'd ever seen. I've always remained a fan since my first exposure to Mr. Leary, recently getting into his TV show, "Rescue Me". While this book was what you'd expect from Leary, I still found myself bored at times. S...

from purlewe

Love him or hate him, Denis Leary is entertaining.There is plenty to love and hate in this book. He says it at the beginning. He plans on offending everybody. Except Oprah. He plans on offending her, but then falls in love. Everything about Denis is as advertised. It is one of the reasons I like ...

from BrianaJae

I would be lying if I said I didn't laugh out loud during this book. A lot. I would also be lying if I said my mouth didn't drop open a couple of times in astonishment. Denis Leary is not one for political correctness or skirting around issues. Whether he is talking about how Oprah can save the p...