A very Funny Man
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Mitch has done so many good books now, I can't read them fast enough. This is so much funnier than grumpy old men, and even wittier! The list of irritating things just gets more and more irritating and you soon realise how annoyed you really can be. Good fun for all ages!
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Another List!
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Having read previous reviews, I was looking forward to reading a humorous rant on the things that irritate most of us on a daily basis, but no, it is just a list!
Page after page, just an endless list of annoyances, I quickly became bored way before the halfway mark, it didn't even help with my insomnia.....
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ANOTHER GREAT BOOK From Mr Symons - he touches my funny bone on every page!
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Wow, I didn't know I was so cross about the world we live in till I started reading thsi great book - page after page of what's worng with the country and some of the people in it - and as for the Health Service - will someone please get the author to re-organise it? Too many to say which tickled my funny bone most but complementary therapists with token minimal training and drivers who don't indicate at roundabouts - oh and those sheets draped at roundabouts with scawled messages and birthday greetings - does anyone appreciate such a crass gesture? I'd die of embarrassment if my name was ever put on one...
At the end of the book are the more serious issues -particularly on burglars and the light way they are treated by the law, and the scandal of university tuition fees. As a working class girl who ended up at Oxford, I wholeheartedly agree and recommend this book to anyone - but particularly those whose opinions need sharpening up!
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Please Don't Get Finished!
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You know those little things in modern life that get you mildly irritated - and those not-so-little things that get you really, really annoyed? Mitchell Symons has been there too, and has chronicled all these annoyances in this hilarious book, which progresses from (mild) annoyance to raging fury. You'll love it, and it'll make an excellent stocking-filler for anyone from nine to ninety.
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Couldn't Put It Down!
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I thought that Don't Get Me Started was going to be a Grumpy Old Men type of book but it was so much better than that. It starts with minor irritations and gradually moves up to rage. I didn't agree with everything the author felt, but I certainly agreed with enough of it to nod regularly. It's also very funny.
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