F*** my life : and you thought you'd had a bad day / Maxime Valette, Guillaume Passaglia and Didier Guedj ; illustrations by Andrew Pinder.

By: Valette, Maxime, 1988-Contributor(s): Passaglia, Guillaume, 1982- | Guedj, DidierMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: London : Michael O'Mara, 2012Edition: New edDescription: 192 p. ; 20 cmISBN: 9781843178828 (pbk.); 1843178826 (pbk.)Subject(s): Conduct of life -- Humor | Embarrassment -- HumorSummary: HUMOUR. The idea is simple: in a few sentences, people describe the moments that have ruined their day. These snapshot anecdotes are embarrassing, humiliating, horrific - and very, very funny. Perhaps worst of all, they're all 100 per cent real...Today, I fell asleep. I felt something on my face. I batted it away. It was my hamster. It died from hitting the wall. Today, I went to the doctor with my parents. When the doctor asked if I was sexually active, I said, 'Yes.' My mom laughed and said, 'Good one'. My dad, for added effect, said, 'Your hand doesn't count'. Today, my girlfriend dumped me proclaiming she wanted someone more like her 'Edward'. I asked her who Edward was. She held up a copy of her Twilight book. She was talking about a fictional vampire. Packed with hilarious stories, this is the perfect gift for anyone who's ever had an FML moment.
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First published: Great Britain : Michael O'Mara, 2009.

HUMOUR. The idea is simple: in a few sentences, people describe the moments that have ruined their day. These snapshot anecdotes are embarrassing, humiliating, horrific - and very, very funny. Perhaps worst of all, they're all 100 per cent real...Today, I fell asleep. I felt something on my face. I batted it away. It was my hamster. It died from hitting the wall. Today, I went to the doctor with my parents. When the doctor asked if I was sexually active, I said, 'Yes.' My mom laughed and said, 'Good one'. My dad, for added effect, said, 'Your hand doesn't count'. Today, my girlfriend dumped me proclaiming she wanted someone more like her 'Edward'. I asked her who Edward was. She held up a copy of her Twilight book. She was talking about a fictional vampire. Packed with hilarious stories, this is the perfect gift for anyone who's ever had an FML moment.

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