Whatever It Is, I'm Against It: An Encyclopedia of Classical and Contemporary Abhorrence ...

Name the subject; lawyers, Boston, poetry, Joan Crawford, clothes, rhubarb, etc., it will be criticized in a quote by someone. From "absolute" to "zoo", some wit's remark castigating it will be found in this book. But the remarks aren't just a compendium of negativity. Most are genuinely witty and comical. Every page turned is an invitation to laughter. No sacred cow is spared; none. You will be amazed how many of these remarks enter your memory, to be used or parphrased by your own sharp pen or tongue. This book is a true treasury of satire. Very, very highly recommended, except for the stupid and humorless.