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Jul 03, 2012 Bunny rated it did not like it

Ugh, this volume could plough me into one of those people.

I would never, ever, e'er say that the way someone dresses, or a situation they purposefully put themselves into makes them "deserve" whatever treatment they get. That'due south an asshole belief of the highest accord.

But goddamit, this volume made me one of those people.

These women are so far from sympathetic that if I were to come across one of them in real life, I would dial each of them in the face. Particularly Liza.

This volume was written many many moons

Ugh, this book could turn me into one of those people.

I would never, ever, ever say that the fashion someone dresses, or a situation they purposefully put themselves into makes them "deserve" whatsoever handling they become. That's an asshole belief of the highest accord.

Merely goddamit, this book made me 1 of those people.

These women are and so far from sympathetic that if I were to encounter one of them in real life, I would punch each of them in the face. Particularly Liza.

This book was written many many moons after the fact. When they were "older" and "wiser" and realized how awful their lifestyle actually was, and how pleased they were to assistance other women non become prostitutes.

"I looked in the mirror, at my tight hot niggling body. Goddamn, I am and so fucking sexy and men only love me."

"I had but been invited to someone's house, all expenses paid, and found out information technology was considering they wanted to use me for sex. GASP! What kind of daughter do you lot call up I am?! Just and so this guy invited me to his business firm, all expenses paid. Hell yes! What could possibly Go Incorrect?!"

YOU FUCKING MORON. Yous MADE ME THINK YOU DESERVED THE TREATMENT Y'all GOT, WHICH MAKES ME AN ASSHOLE, AND PISSES ME OFF Even More than THAN YOUR BLATANT DUMBFUCKERY.

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Jul nineteen, 2012 Michelle rated it it was amazing

So funny, a lot of us have the aforementioned comments in our reviews.

No this is not a well-written volume.
No this is non a volume that should be read by many.
However, if I'k however talking well-nigh it (as I did after concurring with a friend about non loving Shades of Gray 2 but then saying "BUT did y'all e'er read this book, Y'all'll Never Brand Love in This Town Once again?") And I thought information technology was amazingly shocking and spellbinding then, and still remember it at present several years later on.

I as well read this a long time ago (Pre

Then funny, a lot of usa have the aforementioned comments in our reviews.

No this is non a well-written book.
No this is not a book that should be read by many.
However, if I'thousand still talking about it (as I did afterwards concurring with a friend about not loving Shades of Gray 2 merely then saying "BUT did you always read this volume, You lot'll Never Brand Love in This Town Once more?") And I idea information technology was amazingly shocking and spellbinding then, and still think it now several years later.

I besides read this a long time ago (Pre-Goodreads I presume since I didn't review) - and notwithstanding think so many pulp details from this full trashy gossipy astonishing improve-than-US/Enquirer/People tales too. I didn't think the telephone call girl/drugs "don't do what I did" aspect of the book as much every bit the celebrity tales - which at that place are many, and in total technicolor.

I also found my re-create at a (library) used volume sale for $.25.

Once my book gild heard nearly information technology, we all read my copy (although it wasn't e'er the calendar month'due south choice... just a must-read that we all were shocked & amazed by.) If this is your sort of thang, and you can find a copy, you will most probable exist unable to put it downwardly - and will pass it on to all like-minded friends.

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Ii of this volume's authors, Robin and Liza Greer, were stars of the classic Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode, Angels Revenge . Liza -- who dishes the nastiest dish here -- plays the fresh-faced pigtailed teenager in that movie. Every bit Amy noted, the anecdote near George Harrison and his ukelele is priceless. Ii of this book's authors, Robin and Liza Greer, were stars of the classic Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode, Angels Revenge . Liza -- who dishes the nastiest dish hither -- plays the fresh-faced pigtailed teenager in that movie. As Amy noted, the anecdote about George Harrison and his ukelele is priceless. ...more than

May 02, 2008 Empty-headed Girlie rated it did not like it

I found this book at a thrift store and was intrigued and since I merely paid 25 cents for it I didn't have a lot of expectations for it. That beingness said, the book was however kind of a stinker. The stories being told are sold equally a cautionary tale to young women in Hollywood who let the men call the shots, and how these four women immune that ability to lead them into a life of drugs and prostitution.

Yet, the stories were total of bragging and glamour and never reached the right balance of "it was al

I found this volume at a austerity shop and was intrigued and since I simply paid 25 cents for it I didn't have a lot of expectations for it. That beingness said, the book was still kind of a stinker. The stories beingness told are sold as a cautionary tale to young women in Hollywood who let the men call the shots, and how these 4 women allowed that power to lead them into a life of drugs and prostitution.

However, the stories were full of bragging and glamour and never reached the correct balance of "it was all great UNTIL this bad thing happened and boy did I acquire my lesson..." Instead, it was a checklist of the celebrities that they'd slept with and spilling secrets near who liked to do what behind airtight doors. They glamorized the amounts of money that they fabricated and how they justified it - you've been giving information technology away for free for and so long, why non become paid for it? - and information technology seems that if they hadn't bottomed-out and/or ended up in jail they wouldn't accept ever stopped. At the end of each story, there is a customary pass-the-cadet explanation nigh why they used drugs or sex activity for attention and e'er with a sentence with "don't exist like me" but they never established themselves equally whatsoever kind of office model. It was odd. Nothing that they said/wrote about would make me change my mind at all if I were because that lifestyle. In fact, this book is a How To manual on beingness a call girl the right way. Which is distressing, considering that its intention was to save girls from this bicycle and promote the ability that a adult female has over her own destiny.

Plus, it was a distracting read because it didn't appear to be edited at all. The writing was all pretty clunky, which is forgivable since these are call girls non novelists, but the spelling errors and crazy layout hiccups were hard to ignore.

I'k sure some people will be interested in the 'gossip' attribute (who does what behind airtight doors) but it didn't really stand out as nifty gossip. A lot of people similar kinky (and non-so-kinky) things, and if you're incredibly wealthy, you might spend some of your fortunes on fulfilling those fantasies. That shouldn't be such a surprise, only peradventure I'k simply not as innocent and I should be.

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May 13, 2012 Ann Moody rated it it was amazing

I read this volume 15 years agone when information technology came out and I give it 5 stars now, because I remember so much of it, and the celebrity names mentioned. Rarely does a book make such an impression. The other reviewers are spot on with the murkiness of the cautionary tale as told from the authors' viewpoints. They seem damaged souls, but conflicted even as they tell the stories. In some means they enjoyed some of their experiences. On the other hand, it marked the end of all my glory crushes, once and fo I read this book xv years ago when information technology came out and I give it 5 stars at present, because I call up then much of it, and the celebrity names mentioned. Rarely does a book make such an impression. The other reviewers are spot on with the murkiness of the cautionary tale as told from the authors' viewpoints. They seem damaged souls, but conflicted fifty-fifty every bit they tell the stories. In some means they enjoyed some of their experiences. On the other hand, it marked the stop of all my celebrity crushes, in one case and for all, and notwithstanding makes me ponder the weird sociopathologies that develop among people who can have annihilation they want. Cheaters, abusers, people who have developed an clamorous appetite for endless thrills of their ain imagining.

Information technology is raunchy, and voyeuristic, and not actually well written, though it's an like shooting fish in a barrel read. So it also makes me wonder most the fascination on my finish with the subject matter. I think of it every single fourth dimension I hear an Eagles vocal. I think about information technology every time I hear about Olivia Newton-John, George Harrison, Vanna White, Lorenzo Lamas. You lot just call back, yuk yuk yuk. . . every time you ever come across a reference to any of the men, or their wives, or their ex-wives, forever after! Oddly, there was not much hoopla nigh the book at the fourth dimension, and it'due south just fizzled out of the mainstream. I expected Don Henley and Glen Frey to become pariahs or file a bunch of lawsuits, but apparently either nobody believed the book, nobody cared, or nobody read it.

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Mar 17, 2017 Driver rated it did not like it

The introduction was promising as the editor, Joan Parrent intimated her sexist experiences with some of the high and mighty of Hollywood.
As I began reading the first story in the book, Robin's, I was heartbroken to hear nigh how her parents had neglected her and facilitated her almost-rape and being pimped out by an older female person "friend".
Just then instead of existence a cautionary tale and revealing the mechanisms, the brainwashing and how it chips away at a young girl'due south/adult female'south psyche the volume t The introduction was promising as the editor, Joan Parrent intimated her sexist experiences with some of the high and mighty of Hollywood.
As I began reading the first story in the book, Robin's, I was heartbroken to hear about how her parents had neglected her and facilitated her almost-rape and being pimped out past an older female "friend".
But so instead of being a cautionary tale and revealing the mechanisms, the brainwashing and how information technology fries away at a young daughter's/woman's psyche the book turned into one large orgy.
Ane account after another of whom Robin sexually serviced in what way and how disappointed she was when the men wouldn't dearest her simply just use her... zero self-sensation here. Non even in the epilogue.
The other three stories didn't read much better. At points I was wondering what their effect was, considering the way they talked most their "clients" or famous men they slept with didn't audio exactly very abusive or scarring. Naturally, prostituting yourself will leave its mark, and never a expert ane, what I'chiliad proverb is that the four women and the editor didn't manage to drive that indicate dwelling house, to really illustrate what information technology does to a person. The emotional component was completely missing.
Tiffany, the concluding of the four women, really makes a cursory mention of this at the very end of her narration. She states that all of her experiences left her completely emotionally numb and that she cannot even experience sorry for having brought other girls into this lifestyle/into prostitution.
Run into, I Sympathize that! In fact I would expect that even, just that the process of losing your innocence, morality, humanity is completely missing in whatsoever of these chapters.
Information technology frequently reads more similar sweetness revenge instead of anything else, dropping a few famous actors' names in order to get recognition and attention.
Everything this book should have been it wasn't unfortunately, so nope...this actually wasn't for me at all. ...more than

Jun 22, 2009 Sarah rated information technology it was ok

SLEAZE: Someone talked near this volume ane dark at the bar. Intrigued, I texted my librarian gf asking her to pick it up. I hope she was non embarassed getting it from her colleagues.

It pretends to be a warning confronting the evils of prostitution and guys who do non respect women. But information technology's much more similar a boasting about how hot the women are (constantly they talk nearly their bodies, and how no i could continue their eyes off them). I don't know that much about celebrities and it was written in nineteen

SLEAZE: Someone talked almost this volume one night at the bar. Intrigued, I texted my librarian gf request her to choice it upwardly. I hope she was not embarassed getting it from her colleagues.

It pretends to be a warning against the evils of prostitution and guys who exercise non respect women. But it'due south much more than like a boasting nigh how hot the women are (constantly they talk almost their bodies, and how no 1 could keep their eyes off them). I don't know that much about celebrities and it was written in 1995, and then some were (to me) obscure. Over and over they talk almost the sense of entitlement rich hollywood dudes have, just expecting women to accept sex with them considering they are famous OR being able to pay big bucks for whatever kinky, and sometimes violent, fantasies they have. But at that place's a ton of mixed messages in there. One woman volition have sexual activity with a famous guy and then retrieve to herself "he just got for free what others would pay $ten,000 for! He thinks he can only have me because he'southward famous!" And so she'll sleep with him once again. And then complain that she didn't even go a gift.

Parts are sad - some of the women were coerced into prostitution. And there were parts that were abusive.

What I learned: George Harrison likes to play the ukelele while getting a bj.

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Oct 09, 2019 Hannah Colen rated it did not like information technology

bought this book for $1 at a book sale, but i regret even doing so. this volume just wasn't what i idea information technology was going to exist...it was really nearly exposing men in hollywood and proper name-dropping (which i'm all for! expose predators), merely it also exposed a lot of sex workers/ women simply for the sake of doing and then. the mode it was written was actually poorly done, and was conspicuously for erotic shock value. could've had and so much potential in educating and destigmatizing bought this book for $1 at a book sale, but i regret even doing and then. this book merely wasn't what i thought it was going to exist...it was really about exposing men in hollywood and proper name-dropping (which i'm all for! expose predators), simply it also exposed a lot of sexual activity workers/ women simply for the sake of doing and so. the way it was written was actually poorly done, and was conspicuously for erotic shock value. could've had so much potential in educating and destigmatizing ...more than

Dec 27, 2008 Lupine rated information technology information technology was amazing

Best trashy book ever. Piece of cake. True or non it made for a fun, no brainer read. Worth reading for the Xanadu quote while referreing to Olivia Newton John's husband and I still telephone call Gary Busey, "Scary Abusey." I did not, all the same, want to be caught reading it in public then I only would read information technology at home. Best trashy book e'er. Easy. True or not information technology made for a fun, no brainer read. Worth reading for the Xanadu quote while referreing to Olivia Newton John's husband and I still call Gary Busey, "Scary Abusey." I did not, notwithstanding, desire to be defenseless reading it in public and so I just would read it at home. ...more

If you read this book you will never exist able to look at a lot of celebrities the same style again. A lot of movies will be ruined for you.

Information technology is supposed to be a cautionary tale, and I think information technology accomplishes that task quite well. It definitely removes all the gloss and lightheartedness that Pretty Woman tries to sell you.

And Sylvester Stallone, that is messed up human.

Jun 08, 2013 Tamara rated it liked information technology

It'southward billed as 'very shocking' which, later living and working in LA, it's not. But there are some gossipy fun stories and ane woman calling Warren Beatty old and fat did give me the giggles, just the sad advice at the terminate of each woman's story, making this a cautionary tale was very pathetic. I am a contemptuous old crone. Information technology'due south billed every bit 'very shocking' which, afterwards living and working in LA, it's not. Only in that location are some gossipy fun stories and i woman calling Warren Beatty one-time and fat did give me the giggles, but the pitiful communication at the end of each woman's story, making this a cautionary tale was very pathetic. I am a cynical old crone. ...more

The stories of these iv women were manifestly full of pain and broken trust and abuse and wrong choices. But it was all told in a very matter of fact fashion and failed to evoke much, or any emotional at all, in me other than cloy for men. Which I already have in plenty from my personal experiences.

Mar 05, 2008 Kelly hayden rated it really liked it

If you love gossip you will love this! I read this book while living in Jackson Hole. I was a waitress at the time and sylvester stallone came into the identify where I was working. I was already really nervous to run into him and even more so after reading the chaper all about him......

This book was a folio turner but these 4 women were beyond dumb. They never seemed to learn their lessons. They kept repeating the aforementioned mistakes. At times it seemed they were glorifying their lifestyle. This volume is a total guilty pleasure, that's about it. This book was a folio turner but these 4 women were beyond dumb. They never seemed to larn their lessons. They kept repeating the same mistakes. At times it seemed they were glorifying their lifestyle. This book is a total guilty pleasure, that'south about it. ...more than

Oct 02, 2007 J.C. rated it liked it

the inside, perverted, not to often told story of hollywood.

Juicy, trashy read and perfect for the tub or beach.

May 04, 2009 Tori rated it did not like it

The namedropping gets very annoying and seems unnecessary if their purpose is supposedly to assistance save immature girls from falling into the traps they did.

I will never forget that Jack Nicholson likes golden showers! Or how Jack Wagner was then fucking in love with himself. These hookers dish the dirt.

Jul 31, 2017 Degrassi rated information technology really liked it

I read this book awhile ago and certainly this lifted the hat on the excesses of celebrities...sex, drugs, Hollywood, you name it. Yes it was voyeuristic only however a expert read. 1 of the fascinating accounts was of John Ritter's nine 1/2 hour sex activity marathon "pure, hot, jackhammer sex" with a high grade escort lady in her apartment. However, the escort lady'south business relationship doesn't exactly quite add upwards, because she wrote in this book that after their 9 1/ii hr sexual practice marathon, he took her for a meal to Denny' I read this book awhile ago and certainly this lifted the lid on the excesses of celebrities...sexual activity, drugs, Hollywood, you name it. Yep it was voyeuristic but all the same a good read. One of the fascinating accounts was of John Ritter's 9 1/2 60 minutes sex marathon "pure, hot, jackhammer sex" with a high class escort lady in her apartment. However, the escort lady's account doesn't exactly quite add up, because she wrote in this book that later on their 9 1/two hour sexual activity marathon, he took her for a meal to Denny's. After dining at Denny's he then had to go out to selection up his kids from school. Then John returned to the escort's apartment and engaged in 90 minutes of more than sex!!! Now retrieve about it for a moment...nine 1/ii hours of sexual activity, and so a Denny'due south meal, and so picking upwards his kids at school, so coming back for a further xc minutes of sex activity. John and the escort lady would have had to accept started their ix 1/2 hr sex marathon like 5 or 6 in the morn for the events to fit into the timeline of a day!

Unfortunately John Ritter is no longer with united states of america to issue a right of reply.

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January 26, 2020 James Carter rated information technology it was amazing

A movie that comes extremely close to what the experience feels like in You'll Never Make Beloved in This Boondocks Again is American Gigolo with Richard Gere.

The book is at first salacious and and then profoundly depressing. There volition be lots of proper name-dropping of famous people, but the more than the prostitutes talked about their times and what they did, the less their stories mattered. Information technology was about throwing away their lives for nothing by being at the brook and call of the others who did not value them whatsoever mor

A motion-picture show that comes extremely shut to what the experience feels similar in You'll Never Make Love in This Town Once more is American Gigolo with Richard Gere.

The volume is at first salacious and then greatly depressing. There volition be lots of proper noun-dropping of famous people, but the more the prostitutes talked almost their times and what they did, the less their stories mattered. It was about throwing away their lives for nothing by being at the beck and call of the others who did not value them whatever more than they would for yesterday'due south paper. 1 matter in the volume that struck me extremely odd is how much afinity these prostitutes had for materials by describing the interiors and exteriors of houses, hotels, and establishments they visited. That's when I knew they had a warped sense of reality.

All in all, like Total Service: My Adventures in Hollywood and the Secret Sex Alive of the Stars, Yous'll Never Brand Love in This Boondocks Again is a tough, disturbing read nigh the sex lives of many celebrities.

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oop thats a five star book. similar sure i think it might be erotica? merely for whomst? all of the women speak of sensually caressing their mutant (pornographically XXX long) legs & huge knockers only and then there's little salacious snippets about pissing in jack nicholson's mouth. i love that this is intro'd by a woman who says she's too smart and feminist to always be a sex worker likewise lol. a wild ride from start to end!

too information technology appears to be a good tool for weeding out the wheat from the chaff in that

oop thats a five star book. similar sure i think it might exist erotica? but for whomst? all of the women speak of sensually caressing their mutant (pornographically XXX long) legs & huge knockers but then there'southward little salacious snippets about pissing in jack nicholson's mouth. i honey that this is intro'd by a woman who says she's too smart and feminist to e'er be a sex activity worker as well lol. a wild ride from kickoff to finish!

besides information technology appears to be a skillful tool for weeding out the wheat from the chaff in that a lot of people exercise not have the mental fortitude to process the invaluable data this contains.....!! aka a lot of people on goodreads are really stupid. why u gonna read this goofball sex book if u think women are dumb sluts who deserve to go beaten? go fuck yourselves tbh

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May thirteen, 2017 Jeff rated it it was ok

Women with no moral compass dish gossip and whine about beingness whores.

Oct 13, 2019 Cheryl rated information technology did non like it

Got halfway through and....naw, I am proficient. Poorly written and honestly it'south just not interesting. Got halfway through and....naw, I am good. Poorly written and honestly it's just not interesting. ...more than

Apr 26, 2021 Bob Box rated it liked it

Read in 1996. Iii prostitutes and one extra describe their encounters with various Hollywood celebrities.

Want some sleaze people?

Oh what a guilty pleasure THIS was! I exercise occasionally love me a smutty book. This is a supposedly true story of a group of Hollywood ladies and their trysts with diverse male person celebs.

Yes..it is trashy and tawdry but fun equally anything. Some of the stories..they volition accept you laughing..I mean..really laughing. So fun. Who knows if any of information technology is truthful? I sure indeed did savour reading information technology though.

I cannot requite this more than than a two because I accept no way of knowing if any of it is rea

Want some sleaze people?

Oh what a guilty pleasance THIS was! I do occasionally dearest me a smutty book. This is a supposedly truthful story of a grouping of Hollywood ladies and their trysts with various male celebs.

Yeah..information technology is trashy and tawdry but fun as anything. Some of the stories..they will have you laughing..I hateful..really laughing. So fun. Who knows if any of it is truthful? I sure indeed did enjoy reading it though.

I cannot requite this more than a two because I accept no way of knowing if any of it is real. Information technology is like the Enquirer on speed. Merely a few juicy morsels:

Matt Dillon is a major player

Rod Stewart does one of the tackiest things I have ever seen.

Glen Frey from the Eagles (RIP Glen) is every woman'south dream lover.

My fav..George Harrison (RIP) Plays the ukulele during sex! I hateful..there is some seriously decadent shit in here but it is keen as an escape..especially during Coronas Virus. (I read it years ago withal).

This maybe the only time I have ever recommended a book I rated a two. Seriously though..information technology sure does have the stupor value! No literary masterpiece merely very very fun and crazy.

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I believe some of these stories and have serious doubts about others.

Primarily I felt this was a book written out of spite and bitterness by a agglomeration of washed-up whores who tin can't really brand a living by banging celebrities anymore so they've decided to air their sexual deviancies out of agony.

I also get the singled-out impression that some of them were in love with some of these famous men and experience the need to put them on blast since they did not requite the feelings and fulfill their ridic

I believe some of these stories and have serious doubts about others.

Primarily I felt this was a book written out of spite and bitterness past a bunch of done-up whores who can't actually make a living by banging celebrities anymore and so they've decided to air their sexual deviancies out of agony.

I also become the singled-out impression that some of them were in honey with some of these famous men and feel the need to put them on blast since they did not give the feelings and fulfill their ridiculous "Pretty Woman" blazon of fantasies. At least ane woman pretty conspicuously indicates this is the case for her.

Pathetic even if it is entertaining. Or is it entertaining even if it is pathetic? You make the call.

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ii.v Somewhat interesting (or icky, or infuriating, depending on view) content is presented with agenda. Ostensibly, to help forestall other women from making the choices they did, and to fifty-fifty up the score a fleck on the provider/consumer imbalance of prosecution. Mostly, even so, you'll find a handful of women - superlative-dollar Hollywood call girls - portraying themselves as victims. Of men. Of drugs. Of men. Of booze. Of men. Of their handlers. Of pretty much everything except their ain costless wil ii.v Somewhat interesting (or disgusting, or infuriating, depending on view) content is presented with calendar. Ostensibly, to help prevent other women from making the choices they did, and to even upwards the score a scrap on the provider/consumer imbalance of prosecution. By and large, however, you'll find a handful of women - superlative-dollar Hollywood phone call girls - portraying themselves equally victims. Of men. Of drugs. Of men. Of booze. Of men. Of their handlers. Of pretty much everything except their own free will. Dropping names and, usually in vengeance way, naming names. Certainly not a work for just anybody... ...more

Sep 17, 2008 Shmorty rated it did non similar it

This book was awful. Could four prostitutes be more in love with themselves? I don't think so. Apparently every man in Hollywood thinks these ladies are the almost beautiful women in the world because that is all they talked about. I'm glad I got it from the library considering I would have felt similar I wasted my money on superlative of wasting my time. This book was atrocious. Could four prostitutes be more in dear with themselves? I don't retrieve so. Apparently every man in Hollywood thinks these ladies are the about beautiful women in the world because that is all they talked about. I'm glad I got it from the library because I would accept felt like I wasted my money on tiptop of wasting my time. ...more than

Jan 13, 2008 Simone rated information technology it was amazing

I have a really great photograph I took of Mary reclining by the puddle in a bikini at our hotel in Las Vegas, this book in one paw, a bloody mary in a plastic loving cup in the other. I think that pretty much tells you all you demand to know about this fine piece of literature.

Mar xiv, 2008 Jane Brokaw rated it really liked it

Recommends information technology for: People who LOVE trash

In light of the electric current scandal, this book seems appropriate for a little light reading. This volume, and its sequel are both fab tales from Call Girls who drop names. I would bet that past the 3rd edition there will exist some Spitzer tales.

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