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A drug-fueled crusade by two deranged journalists assigned to look into the morass of organized religion. Cornholery, snake handlers, faith healers, serial killers, sarcasm, blasphemy-good, clean, American fun.

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By: Greg
Roses are red violets are blue ...ahhh, really, who gives a crap about roses. OK, once more: Roses are dead violets extinct keep readin' my crap and yer brain cells will disintegrate. Crimany! This ain't poetry. I like things that rhyme. Hmmm... Poor deluded ednetman not learned his lessenyetman His big ears were first fileted by the hack crites' crap crusade Recklessly he ventured into the Hack's foul blog first he lost his ears now his sphincter's clogged HAR! Gail, I'd write you one, but I'm too lazy today. Writing on Dunkin III. Gotta ride the word wave when it crests. Thanks, all, for your continued support and willingness to absorb my tomfoolery.

By: Gail
Admittedly I have several more volumes to go before I have read it all, but this one is the best. My favorite character is Warren's mother, smarter than all the rest combined! Why aren't you guys asking for some personalized poetry? Oh. I guess I answered my own question.

By: EdNetman
Wow! What can I say? I read Scott Sigler's twitter where he mentioned this book and had to add it to my mp3 player (Not a stupid iPod). There's no better recommendation than one from your favorite author, and I was NOT disappointed. I have since recommended this feed to all my friends, and a bunch of idiots I don't know! I found the writing style to be sort of a drunk Douglas Adams without the accent crossed with the naration of a bleach swilling band member from The Dead Milkmen. The oddest mixes sometimes make the best stories, and hell you even won over that SpamTard from Nerdweigh! Now I follow you on Twitter an read your blog. I loved the housing market analogy. I hope to one day be insulted by you in the elegant, thesaurus driven, rum fueled, manor in which I have grown to enjoy listening to. Oh, my favorite line from the "poe"diobook was when you were describing the cab drivers country of origin. "Pack-yer-shit-and-leave-astan!"

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