From the author bio:This hilarious self-help parody is full of compassionate advice for men afflicted with Oversized Male Genitalia (OMG).
I don't know which is more ridiculous -- the idea that the town of Somerville, Mass. (also known locally as "Slummerville") would have a university in it, the idea that the university would be named East Somerville University (as if there were several universities in the town), or the idea that somebody would have a doctorate, not in "economic psychology" (whatever that might be) but in Asian economic psychology (tryin' to figger out them inscrutable Asians!).Dr. Richard Jacob holds a PhD in Asian Economic Psychology from East Somerville University, where he was an instructor until 2003.
Sounds like something good for a few laughs. If that photo is of a copy in your hand, I hope that you will be providing us with a review.
. The first chapter claims that all great men had great penises. It cites Napoleon Bonaparte as an example, and claims that the word "boner" derives from his surname.
Edited to add: I looked at the preview. The first chapter claims that all great men had great penises. It cites Napoleon Bonaparte as an example, and claims that the word "boner" derives from his surname.
I heard Napoleon had a 1 inch penis and conquered Europe to overcome his anxiety about his manliness.
Unless the author has actually measured or photographed the penises of all great men, I find such claims laughable.
Here is the inside of the front cover.....
OMG > 7 3/4"
Borderline OMB 6 3/4" - 7 3/4"
Well Endowed 5 1/2 - 6 3/4"
Average 4 1/2" - 5 1/2"
a little skimpy 3 1/4" - 4 1/2"
prepubescent 2" - 3 1/4"
micropenis < 2"
I would have thought 'boner' is more likely a modern slang catchword derived from people who used to think of the cock as having a bone, whereas the bonaparte idea just sounds like a clever pun.
Unless the author has actually measured or photographed the penises of all great men, I find such claims laughable.
LOL, this is a great "leave around your house" book! :tongue: