COWSMOPOLITAN, something Thomas Hagey likes to call "Bovine Intervention", takes a well-aimed, ingenious kick at the "sacred cows" of the fashion, cosmetic and advertising industries.
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Thomas Hagey was born in 1952 near Cambridge, Ontario, Canada. The renegade son of gentle swine and dairy farmers, he spent his formative years tending to the family's prize breeding stock, watching television, bagging off school and bombarding adults with questions for which there were often unsatisfactory answers.
Thomas writes comedy, polishes screenplays and is currently studying improvisations at The Second City in Toronto.
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This book, which is a parody of Cosmopolitan magazine, was given to me several years ago as a gift. It is absolutely hilarious! It parodies the magazine using cows instead of people. Some of the articles are "Do You Have A Job? How to Tell for Sure", "How to Milk Your Ex for Everything" and features like "Mr. Avail-A-Bull." The "advertisements" are pretty funny too. My favorite was for the "Sometimes" sanitary pad. "Sometimes. . . When always is too much, and never is not enough." This book is written by a former pig farmer turned comedian. He has other books like "Penthorse" and "Playboar" which are also animal based parodies of popular publications. His latest effort is "Vague" magazine.
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