I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell

from burningtodd

Reprehensible. Absolutely hilarious, but reprehensible. This book is a collection of stories from Tucker Max about his life and drinking escapades. This book is filled with stories about getting completely hammered, vomiting and mis-treating people. Once I picked it up I couldn't stop, no matter ...

from ViciousJ

While Tucker Max's exploits are on the reprehensible side, he has a gift for telling a story and I actually ended up finishing this book in a single evening. If you enjoy reading stories in more of an "outside looking in" kind of situation, it's definitely not a bad read.

from FennecGirl

I have to admit, I did find parts of this book amusing. I tend to have a crude sense of humor, so it generally takes a lot to offend me. With that said, there were a few stories that were just to much for me and I had to pass on them. His sexual escapades weren't that interesting to me, but I fou...

from amaryann21

Interesting, sick, wrong, funny... one of those you almost feel guilty for reading because it's just so horrible that these events have been catalogued... But Mr. Max has a talent for making the story entertaining!

from montano

OMG! If Tucker Max's stories are even half true, he has led a more eventful life than the rest of us. His essays chronicling his drinking and whoring ways are screamingly funny and sometimes gag-inducingly repulsive. If you don't laugh, you'll be one of the prudes he mercilessly skewers. If you d...