Title | : | ESPN Guide to Psychotic Fan Behavior |
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ISBN | : | 1933060360 |
ISBN-10 | : | 9781933060361 |
Language | : | English |
Format Type | : | Paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 176 |
Publication | : | First published October 23, 2007 |
Guaranteed to raise your performance to a truly insane level, ESPN Guide to Psycho Fan Behavior is packed with professional tips, informative illustrations, and real-life "fanecdotes." Learn how to kidnap a mascot, the best way to swipe a home-run ball from a bleacher bum, and how to keep running after getting Tasered. With sideline reporting and expert analysis from CollegeHumor.com writers Amir Blumenfeld and Ethan Trex, and from Spencer Hall -- who writes the blog Every Day Should Be Saturday under the name Orson Swindle -- this one-of-a-kind survival manual is the surest way to guarantee that you excel in every game home or away, rain or shine, front row or nosebleed seats.
ESPN Guide to Psychotic Fan Behavior Reviews
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This book is pretty much exactly what you would expect: crude humor, sarcasm, and obscure sports references. For the sports fan that has a sense of humor it is a light, fun read. It features instructions on "How to Fight a Mascot", "Streaking Etiquette", plus helpful tips for avoiding the spouse when you want to watch the game and the proper way to burn a couch (every WVU fan's favorite). This book is a definite weekend afternoon (during the offseason of course) or perfect to keep by the toilet.
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Mildly amusing with a few moments of true hilariousness. It was good for a quick, light, "don't have to think" kind of read. I read about half of it while sitting in an airport and it helped pass the time well.
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Very funny - heavy on the sarcasm. The stories about the top 10 psycho fans were disturbing and will make excellent content for a class some time.