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Books With A Letter Missing--Will someone please play with me??


Bossy Ants: When the bastards make you ruin your own picnic.

The Da Vinci Cod: The loaves weren't that big of a deal. The fish on the other hand...

The Pigeon Finds a Ho Dog: A book about cross-species love and prostitution- for children.


The Torn Birds: Should they fly south for the winter?
Ehhh, it's hard to say- They've always wanted to see New York at Christmastime.
The Thor Birds: Crows with hammers. Pretty much the worst birds ever.


Gunn's Golden Rules:Life's Little Lesson's for Making It Wok: Making stir fry out of last night's pajamas and a bedsheet.


The Torn Birds: Should they fly south for the winter?
Ehhh, it's hard to say- They've always wanted to see New York at Christmastime.
The Thor Birds: Crows wit..."
Good one!




Sinny Dip: A recipe for disaster; sour cream, sloth, pride, garlic powder, lust and a dash of pepper.

It's so hard being a tree from the wrong side of the tracks.


Pop Joan: A grandfather's surgical journey to womanhood."
HAH! We did that one at bookclub last night but I couldn't think of a funny tagline for it.
(please write a blog Kristina. really, you're a talented motherfucking woman)

Hey that was one of Huffington Post's top tweets. You rock Suefly!


Atilda: A smart little girl and some Huns plunder the Balkans and invade Italy.

Roo: A kangaroo makes the difficult transition from zoo captive to the outback.
"Can I bring my friends 'water bucket' and 'metal bars'?" No Roo, you have to leave them behind.

It's so hard being a tree from the wrong side of the tracks."
In the trailer for the movie adaptation-
Preppy Boy 1: You people think you can ruffle a few feathers and get whatever you want???
Tree: I'm not a person!

The Urn of the Screw: Upon seeing the ghost of a former governess, the present governess, enjoying a rambunctious bout of sex with her young student, knocks over a 16th century urn in sheer terror.

The Ma in the High Castle: The Nazis and the Japanese rule America, and a maternal pioneer woman living in a secret location might hold the answers to a riddle.



The Ape of Europa: With the common currency and economic union headed down the tubes, only Koko can save the troubled continent.

Lady Chatterley's Over: She was so trendy for awhile, but now no one wants to invite her to parties.

The Cow Who Fell in the Anal: A cow with wanderlust (you can say that again) learns her lesson when she falls into a disturbing anal crevasse and has undreamed-of adventures. Ages 4-8.


One With the Wind: The epic tale of a young southern woman finding peace within the fury of a storm.


The Greatest Night: A young man achieves multiple orgasms while eating pizza, drinking beer and watching sports on TV.
Books mentioned in this topic
The Disappearing Spoon: And Other True Tales of Madness, Love, and the History of the World from the Periodic Table of the Elements (other topics)The Lucky One (other topics)
The Sex Lives of Cannibals: Adrift in the Equatorial Pacific (other topics)
Anansi Boys (other topics)
Animal Farm (other topics)
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(#bookswithalettermissing)
You remove one letter from a book title to make it something new.
Sow Falling on Cedars: When pigs don't fly.
PLAY WITH ME!
*okay I tried for like a minute and got frustrated.