Get Your Copy Wrap It In A Bit Of Cheese Like Youre Tricking The Dog Originated By David Thorne Available In Print

all new, never before published collection of material from the author of The Internet is a Playground, That's Not How You Wash a Squirrel, andbslash.
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"Thorne's best book yet, Clever, awkward, amp laughoutloud funny, ”
The Huffington Post Simon is dead, and unless you've read David Thorne's other books, you have no idea how sad that piece of information is when discovered in this collection of essays, reflections, emails and other nonsense.
Simon is THE legendary Simon from Thorne's first book, and subsequent volumes best known for the legendary "Simon's Pie Charts" series of email exchanges that can be found at the following link:

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However, the passage of time has not dulled Thorne's wit and sense of the surreal one iota even if mixed with more mature ruminations on his father, his family, the workplace, and life in general.
As always, I laugh loudly and with gusto at his work, even while recognizing we're all getting older,

Highlights: "Production Meeting" in which a suggestion box at work goes terribly awry, "An Extract From Mowing The Mishler Way! by Carl Mishler" fun with the neighbors, "Answering Ben's Emails For Him While He's Out For The Afternoon" self explanatory, "Sitting and Sighing" the death of Simon, and "Who's Pat" sex with toasters.


I laughed so hard I had tears, “Hed thrown the screwdriver after discovering Id removed all the screws from his office chair but, really, who gets back from lunch to discover a screwdriver andscrews on their desk and still sits down”
David Thorne, Wrap It In A Bit Of Cheese Like You're Tricking The Dog Hilarious, as expected, with maybe a couple of unexpected but greatly appreciated.
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I'm going to have buy several more copies, I have a couple of friends and a few HS English classes that will undoubtedly be as amused and delighted as I am.
Um dos livros mais divertidos que já li, e diferente do que eu achava, Thorne é capaz de escrever histórias de forma emocionante.
Love David Thorne

Wish there were more laugh out loud moments in this book, But it was still just as entertaining as any of his stories, My favorite was the Eskimo Day exert, Several grammar errors in the kindle version, lol As this is the fifth collection of the author's essays and emails then I accept that there may be funnier tales in the first four.
I did laugh at certain things here but it was hardly a laugh a page,

I felt that the emails were funnier than the essays, One line humour appeals to me as a rule and the author has a good grasp of it,

The author doesn't always put himself in a good light in these stories, He doesn't seem like a good friend or person at times, I think I liked him more for that, I really enjoy David Thorne's books, They're bizzarre in a way I appreciate, sometimes heartfelt, but mostly insane, Hillarious!!

We share the same disdain for office culture, This inspires me to do more button pushing, Also, totally making my kid stand outside with large signs of his crimes,
A fun read, as usual with Thorne's books, Lots of fun and laughed out loud at several occasions, I've been enjoying David Thorne's wacky sense of humour for years now, so I was really excited to receive an autographed copy of Wrap It In a Bit of Cheese Like You're Tricking the Dog for Christmas last year.


Containing more essays than emails, the laughs continued, just not at the same rate of knots i.
e. on every page. The work conversations are hilarious and there was another logo design that had me chuckling and remembering the logo shenanigans in his previous books.


Readers looking for a little more depth in the writing will enjoy this offering, however in terms of laughs, it didn't make me want to read out every exchange, as I wanted to do when reading sitelinkThe Internet is a Playgroundand sitelinkI'll Go Home Then, It's Warm and Has Chairs.
The Unpublished Emails. stars.

This collection of essays and emails is highly recommended for readers familiar with David Thorne's work, but if you're wanting to dip your toe into his wildly entertaining world, you should begin with The Internet Is A Playground.
I remain a dedicated fan though and will continue to read whatever he puts out, Unless it's a book full of his cat panels, lol! His first book was amusing and he has been coasting ever since.
Not quite as good as sitelinkLook Evelyn, Duck Dynasty Wiper Blades, but still very funny and well worth reading.
I love him. Just fun little bits watching him mess with people, Not engrossing for like when you really need to take your mind off things, but definitely a light good little bit of fun.
I will perpetually want him to be able to afford a better editor/proofreader, Assorted humor and essays. Check out his INTERNET IS A PLAYGROUND if youre unfamiliar with his stuff, you will wet the bed, If you read it in bed, The site is better. But you knew that, right I knew that, or at least I wascertain, I bought the book partly to say "thanks for your hilarious website", Some funny bits I didn't know the author, and picked this book at random at a sale, Not my kind of humor,
Several typos, too. Holy shit. I did not expect that Simon plot twist there,

I don't think I ever stopped laughing the moment I opened the book, I really enjoyed the first two books he published and then I guess I went and lived in a cave because I wasn't even aware of the other few that he had published since then.
I decided to visit his website again and it was love at first sight again,

Also, why the hell do all the books I select on here automatically come up as the kindle editions I don't get it.


Anyway, read this book, His best one

yet! This truly made me laugh out loud,
 
I immensely enjoyed this book, It also had some more emotional stories in there not going to spoiler here, but it made for an even better read, as it gave the humour some human touch.
Even sarcastic aholes know how to love and to be loyal, . .
 
Very good read for a good laugh! David Thorne is an Australian humourist, satirist, Internet personality and New York Times best selling author.
His work has been featured on the BBC, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and Late Night with Conan OBrien.
Thorne gained public recognition in latefor an email exchange in which he attempts to pay an overdue bill with a drawing of a seven legged spider.
The exchange spread virally via email and social networking sites, leading to a surge of visitors to his websiteb/bslash.
b/features a collection of humorous emails and articles from Thornes life, These and additional essays appear in Thornes book, The Internet is a Playground, Published by Penguin Group and released onAprilDavid Thorne is an Australian humourist, satirist, Internet personality and New York Times best selling author.
His work has been featured on the BBC, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and Late Night with Conan O'Brien.
Thorne gained public recognition in latefor an email exchange in which he attempts to pay an overdue bill with a drawing of a seven legged spider.
The exchange spread virally via email and social networking sites, leading to a surge of visitors to his websiteb/bslash.
b/features a collection of humorous emails and articles from Thorne's life, These and additional essays appear in Thorne's book, The Internet is a Playground, Published by Penguin Group and released onApril, the book debuted at number four on The New York Times Best Seller list.
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