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Here at last, a self-help book guaranteed to make you feel smarter than you did before you picked it up! Convinced that nothing cheers a body quite as much as another person mucking up, Peter Taylor has pulled together a totally inspirational collection of true stories about ordinary people doing really dumb stuff. Culled from newscasts and daily newspapers around the world, Three Bricks Shy of a Load is the author's salute to those wonderful folks whose primary function seems to be making the rest of us look good. * In Iran, a young man undergoes a sex change operation, only to discover that…mehr

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Here at last, a self-help book guaranteed to make you feel smarter than you did before you picked it up! Convinced that nothing cheers a body quite as much as another person mucking up, Peter Taylor has pulled together a totally inspirational collection of true stories about ordinary people doing really dumb stuff. Culled from newscasts and daily newspapers around the world, Three Bricks Shy of a Load is the author's salute to those wonderful folks whose primary function seems to be making the rest of us look good. * In Iran, a young man undergoes a sex change operation, only to discover that life as a woman is not all it's cracked up to be. * In Toronto, a young man tries to steal a car but because he can't work the standard shift he's still on the scene when the police arrive. * In New Brunswick, a young man on a budget buys his sweetheart a bus ticket to Moncton, then gets caught by baggage handlers pretending to be her luggage. * In Madrid, a man accused of robbing a cab driver is acquittedwhen he convinces the judge that on the night in question he was picking pockets in another town. * In Montreal, a bride heads for divorce court after knocking out her husband at their wedding reception. * In Knoxville, Tennessee, after being jilted by his girlfriend, a young man marches into city hall seeking permission to marry his car. There, don't you feel smarter already?
Autorenporträt
Peter Taylor has spent more years than he cares to remember in newspaper and book publishing. He has written seven books.