The Darwin Awards II Vol. 2 : Unnatural Selection

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The Darwin Awards commemorate the remains of people who have improved our gene pool by killing themselves in spectacularly stupid ways. One of the most popular manifestations of modern-day pessimism, the Awards are known and loved by practically everyone with access to email. This sequel to the bestselling Darwin Awards book brings together more true stories on the universal themes of death and stupidity, including: * Femme Fatalities * Engines of Destruction * Male-Functions The Darwin Awards: true stories that will make you glad to be alive!
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AuthorNorthcutt, Wendy
PublisherOrion
Year2003
ISBN9780752848259
BindingPaperback
ConditionFair
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