Do you hate reading books? Have the only books that you've read been forced upon you by your time spent in academia? Have you been told you have a drinking problem? Were you made in America? If you answered affirmative to any two of the above inquiries, then you are biologically more inclined to enjoy JMF Thomas's self-proclaimed literary masterpiece, Made in America. Mr. Thomas has taken the liberty of chronicling all of his drunken face-offs with life, thereby revealing things every freedom-loving American can relate to. If you cant relate to his adventures, then you probably answered to all of the previous questions and are either a terrorist or communist. Go back to your cave and/or sh%t country. For everyone else, journey with Thomas to a time when your only responsibility was to drink beer, run from the cops, and attempt to hook up with whatever wildebeest was still available at bar time. The only promise that can be made to you by embarking on this journey is that sh%t will get weird.
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Mia Enterprises LLC
ISBN-10
0985676302
ISBN-13
9780985676308
eBay Product ID (ePID)
184335211
Additional Product Features
Content Note
Black & White Illustrations
Author Biography
JMF Thomas currently resides in his mother's basement, where he has zero self-sufficiency. This allows him to spend his free time playing games with his kitties and writing his obnoxious stories. He loves to engage in any activity that allows him to do it under the influence. It does not matter how boring or how suspenseful that activity is. All you have to do is call him up and invite him somewhere. The answer by default is yes. All of his weird and random stories stem from these spontaneous invites. Because of the randomness of his adventures, it's hard to pinpoint any one place where he will be. There is only one constant in his weekly schedule, and that is him doing laundry every Saturday and Sunday morning from pissing his pants and/or bed from passing out drunk. Someday he hopes to contribute to society, but currently that's only wishful thinking.
