A hilarious, illustrated look at modern-day America examines the idiosyncracies, excesses, and behaviors that make the nation great, asking such questions as "Why is there a roller coaster inside a mall in Minnesota?" and "Why do Americans drive anti-personnel vehicles and euphemistically refer to them as SUVs?" Original. 25,000 first printing.
A skinny, tongue-in-cheek "travel guide" to the United States; the humour is collegiate, at best; tho the illustrations and charts can be amusing. If you like the website, you'll probably enjoy the book... but the website is free.
140+ pages of delightfully politically incorrect humor a la The Onion. Hits on what's ridiculous about American culture like Marion Barry's mayoral career and mall food courts. A must read.