The Worst Case Scenario Survival Handbook

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TimmyTheTalkingToilet

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One of my friends gotten me this book when I was in the hospital over a week ago (broke my leg) I finished the book recently. I found it really enertaining, because I don't think that I would be in the majority of these situations.

Fend off a shark
Wrestle an alligator
Escape from Quicksand
Win a swordfight
Jump from a building into a dumpster
Leap from a motercycle to a moving car
Delivering a baby in a taxi
Preform an emergency Tracheotomy
Land a plane
or others in the book.

But this book has anything and everything in it, thuse making it really interesting and a good read.

http://www.chronbooks.com/cgi-bin/Adult/view.cgi?isbn=0811825558

There is a link to the book, and a couple of excerpts too.
 
Got the book for christmas. It was fun to read. The authors were very creative and are making a lot of money off of the text. I commend them on their marketable product that is selling as good as "how to sh#@t in the woods" did when it first came out.

Perhaps I should change the types of books I am writing...
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Greg Davenport:
Perhaps I should change the types of books I am writing...
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Or...you could put pictures of bare naked women in your books. That always seems to boost sales.
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Hoodoo

I get some pleasure from finding a relentlessly peaceful use for a combative looking knife.
JKM
 
Heck of a choice, learn the skills, or go blind from the pictures....

Now where's my white cane...?

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Run and you only die tired....
The art of being wise is knowing what to overlook.
 
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