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Big White Panties
Big White Panties
A frightening development is sweeping the nation. Affecting the lives of millions of people, this travesty is eating away at the heart of our society. Rampaging through every community in our great country, this horrible epidemic must be stopped. Ladies, please, we are begging you. Just say no to big white panties. In this hilarious collection of essays about relationships...more
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(first published December 9th 2008)
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Dale and Starla sound like gender caricatures. Look, the "Men and Women Are Different" gig has been done. Some people hate it and find it stale; I think it's safe but still has humor potential. This fell flat. Dale seems like a doofus who can't keep his eyes off of anything in a skirt. Starla seems like an indifferent nag who can't comprehend baseball. And upon these two unhappy creatures, he bases the entirety of both genders. It made me mad. I know guys who think about more than sex and sports...more
This book made me laugh so hard. It is so refreshing to find a book written by a man that is dead on right in so many ways. Alderman talks about the different aspects of relationships between men and women and experiences that he has had during his life. So much of the stuff in here I could relate to, having been married to my husband for 16 years. It just tickled me. Especially the story about gift giving. I read parts of this to my husband and he got cracked up too.
Great book and was well wor...more
Great book and was well wor...more
This is a trifle, a bagatelle, perfect for the beach or the plane. Dale Alderman is a big business guy who had the urge to pick up a pen. While he may be the poorer for it, the world of Erma Bombeck and Dave Barry is the richer. He writes with wry good humor about his life, his family, his kids, and coaching little league. If he had a newspaper column, like Chris Erskine in the Los Angeles Times, I'd be reading it too.
Just couldn't get into this... I hate the idea that men are just stupid creatures who need to be told what to do by women to get through life. They're not all like that. I feel like this author, especially as a male, should be trying to break stereotypes, not provide more evidence that supports them. Also, for a humor writer, he's really not funny.
This book had been sitting on my Kindle forever and I only recently got around to reading it. Dale Alderman just might now be one of my favorite humor writers! I was entertained the entire time. An easy and quick read (I finished it in a couple of hours), definitely good for some laughs! Enjoy!
This book was perfect for a light, quick summer read. It's a lighthearted collection of little essays by Dale Alderman illustrating the differences between men and women. He does it in a way that makes you roll your eyes, but also laugh.
This was a fun and humourous read, though at times it reminded me of a few cliches (for instance, 'Men are from Mars, Women from Venus'). Nice and easy read on a Sunday if you have nothing else planned.
I laughed till I cried in some parts. He may seem like a skirt chasing doofus but Dale paints his characters as he sees them. It is good escapist reading if you need a good chuckle in between those critically acclaimed Oprah books or the latest thriller.
chapter endings are formulaic to the point of interference with the subject matter. I half expected a drummer's barra-ching.
Aug 03, 2012
Toni Apicelli
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3 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
Anyone who has a sense of humor about women and men and how they relate.
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This was a good look at the differneces between men and women, done with light humor and no bitterness or anger.
This book was hilarious. If you want to know what men are thinking...read this book!! He actually tells you.
Cute and funny, typical male versus female differences but I enjoyed the writers voice and stories. Fun read.
A collection of essays, some dragged on a bit but there were some entertaining ones.
Entertaining and funny, very light reading. Perfect for a Sunday afternoon!
Hilarious! Highly recommend if you are looking for a quick, clever, fun read that will make you laugh.
Good for a chuckle. Various topics discussing differences between men and women.
A fairly amusing collection of essays from a male point-of-view.
Cute. Funny. A quick light read
Laughed out loud several times.
Hilarious!
Meh. Some of the stories were funny. I had a couple of lulz over the fart story.
Awesome!
Entertaining.
I had some good laughs in this book. Many of his points i've heard before, but his progression kept it fresh. Quick read!
Have read this twice now. It was one of the first Kindle eBooks I read, at the recommendation of someone else.
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha....... very funny.... some sketchy parts but for the most part - - very funny!
Cute. Some stories really made me laugh. Others didn't. Generally a really cute, quick read.
Funny,Funny book! This guy is a riot!
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