But you just can't offend people like that! Well, we don't expect thin-skinned moralists or religionists, or even political right-leaners to enjoy these limericks. But that leaves a lot of us to savor some good-humored swipes at dominant figures and mores. Here are some versified musings by one who's been around the block, and is ready to unburden himself of some residue of his prejudices, passions, and jaundiced observations. He'd love to think that this collection might prod others to enlist whimsical measures to share theirs.
But you just can't offend people like that! Well, we don't expect thin-skinned moralists or religionists, or even political right-leaners to enjoy...
The kids aren't all right, and it's all our fault. At every tragedy we ask "Why?" and "How did this happen?." Life is Hell and Suburbia is a Lie aims to help us understand what is going on in American culture, through the crumbling of the perfect world of an 18 year-old girl named Nicole O'Leary. Nicole's got great grades, is popular in school and successful in extracurricular activities. The day her parents tell her that they are separating, Nicole's life begins to unravel. She latches onto a new boyfriend, Jeremy Bloom. He's an unpopular kid, far beneath Nicole's caste. As he tries to...
The kids aren't all right, and it's all our fault. At every tragedy we ask "Why?" and "How did this happen?." Life is Hell and Suburbia is a Lie aims ...
