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Joe Peacock (p.s. worst name ever) probably surrounded himself with people that said "Joe! Dude, you need to write about book about all the weird things that have happened to you!" not considering that there are other people in the world -- ok, in this country, even, that most definitely have had weirder things happen to them. In fact, I guarantee ever single reader of Mentally Incontinent has said aloud, "If this guy thinks he's got problems, then he should look at my life, because..."

He talks of the one time his stalker showed up at his home. Oh yeah, Joe?! How 'bout the time MY stalker hid in the bushes at college and Campus Security revoked his dorm-privileges? How's that, Joe? Oh, and you think it's weird that you spent your birthday in a hospital? Try having amnesia and not even realizing it even IS your birthday, and just figuring that people are giving you cards and presents because they like you.

You get my point. All of us had weird things happen to us. And we all think they're either funny, humiliating, outrageous, crazy, whatever. The only difference is that we're all not so egocentric to believe that our stories deserve to be read by the masses.

If you have a stack of books on your "To Read" list, put this one on the bottom and reserve it only for the time that you have nothing else left to read.

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(I don't think I've ever written such a mean review before. Sorry, Joe Peacock.)