I keep seeing this one in my news feeds.
It honestly scares me.
Damon
8 years ago
The weirdest part is–morbid curiosity drove me to look at the first few pages on Amazon, and the writing wasn’t awful. It wasn’t great, but it was a heck of a lot better than the stuff that usually goes with these covers.
In a strange way, that’s the scariest part of all.
That title has to be Mad Libs.
Someone’s having a magic shroom trip.
I keep seeing this one in my news feeds.
It honestly scares me.
The weirdest part is–morbid curiosity drove me to look at the first few pages on Amazon, and the writing wasn’t awful. It wasn’t great, but it was a heck of a lot better than the stuff that usually goes with these covers.
In a strange way, that’s the scariest part of all.
Did you find out why the pear is fiscal?
I knew I’d seen this somewhere before
So what’s fiscal about a pear? Is it a money pear? Is this a year end report in disguise?
Ok, this one truly deserves the WTF tag far more than the last one I looked at (Urban Weather).
Seamyst may be on to something with the Mad Libs suggestion.
The pear’s stem is at the wrong end.
That disturbed me too. Leaves won’t sprout out of the stem end of a real pear either.
This as bad as covers that combine geological features that won’t occur in nature.
Horrifying idea is people with that much disconnect to the real world vote.
River Whale called and invited us all to eat some wonderful mushrooms…
I had a Cheese Nightmare like this once.
WTF?
I try to imagine what this is about, without checking the book – and I may have no dislocated something in my brain.
Wow. Just…wow. Does anyone have any idea what the burrowing thing that’s half mole, half anemone is, in the misbegotten tree trunk? Anyone?
(Did anyone figure out WHAT this book is about?)