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What Are These Strawberries Doing on My Nipples? ... I Need Them for the Fruit Salad! [Import] [Paperback]

Vanessa Feltz
4.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (23 customer reviews)


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Product Details

  • Paperback: 256 pages
  • Publisher: Time Warner; New Ed edition (1995)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 075151005X
  • ISBN-13: 978-0751510058
  • Product Dimensions: 7.6 x 5.1 x 0.8 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 7.2 ounces
  • Average Customer Review: 4.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (23 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #724,776 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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Only the strong-willed should undertake reading this book. C. Jenkins  |  3 reviewers made a similar statement
I live on an 80% fruit salad diet, so this book helped me increase my food intake. Mark Twain  |  2 reviewers made a similar statement
"I just wanted to return a lost book! F Bomber     
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185 of 195 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
First of all, a warning. This book is packed with such useful and POWERFUL information, it should be approached with caution. Amazon has not provided a synopsis, and rightly so. I attempted to download a summary to my computer and my monitor EXPLODED. Normally, I would complain to the author and demand a refund, but the mere opportunity to witness this miracle of written word is payment for my loss ten times over.

In addition to the eternal question "What are these strawberries doing on my nipples?", you'll also learn life saving information, such as answers to questions like "Should I be concerned that an as of yet unidentified rodent species has taken up residence in my colon?" Additionally, you'll find instructions including battle tactics, suggested weaponry and equipment, and other fun facts for assailing the lost city of Atlantis to wrest control from the resident Merlords, giving you an access to a rare element that is known to give chewing gum viagra-like properties (for Asians and Serbs only, unfortunately). I save further examples for fear of your safety.

The only negative I can give about this book is the fact that reaching the end of it will give you an intense sadness. The only parallel I can construct for the amount of sorrow this will cause is to beseech you to imagine yourself as a T-rex in a room full of T-ball poles and large soapy bubbles. Your stubby arms would render the pleasure-power of this room woefully out of reach. Only the strong-willed should undertake reading this book.
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493 of 537 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars This book changed my life (but I never read it) July 28, 2009
Format:Hardcover
First, I have to admit that I did not buy this book at Amazon. Instead, I found a well-read copy jammed next to my seat on a Greyhound bus. I was broke, having spent my last $[...] on a one-way ticket from Phoenix to someplace better. Any place better. My ticket said Seattle, But I never wanted to go to Seattle. The truth is, I wanted to go to San Francisco, but I was afraid to say it. I was worried that the old man behind the glass would think I was a fag if I bought a ticket there. So I just said the name of the closest city I could think of.

So anyway, the book. I found it as soon as I sat down on the bus. The bright red cover, showing a buxom blonde leaning submissively forward, revealing cleavage a guy could fall into, really caught my attention. I held the book, thinking how lucky I was to have found something to read as we crossed the desert. And then, a moment later, I just felt dirty. I mean, this was somebody else's book, and just keeping it for myself felt like stealing. I checked with the bus driver to make sure I had time, and I took the book to the ticketing desk to see if anyone had reported it missing.

"Excuse me," I said through the small hole in the bullet resistant glass. "Did anyone lose a book called 'What Are These Strawberries Doing on My Nipples: I Need Them for the Fruit Salad!'?"

The lady behind the counter picked up the phone.

"I found this book in my seat," I said, pressing the cover to the glass. "I think somebody might have lost it. Maybe it's important to them."

I watched her glazed, half-lidded eyes scan the cover. First she looked at the cleavage, and the title, and then back at the cleavage.

She dialed the phone, and talked quietly into the mouthpiece. I couldn't hear what she was saying, but she had to repeat the name of the book twice.

"Somebody will be right with you," she said.

Great, I thought. I was glad I hadn't kept it and had decided to do the right thing. I felt like I'd just put some Karma in the bank, and didn't need it back right away. It was a good feeling.

"Is that your book, sir?" said a baritone voice behind me. I turned to see three security guards. Two of them were huge, with shaved heads and bulging biceps, barely restrained by their too-tight uniforms. The other was a lanky guy with a big beer belly, whose uniform must have been borrowed from one of the other two. The name tag of the guard addressing me read 'Bubba.'

"No," I said, holding the book so they could see the cover. "I found this on the bus and wanted to see if anybody had reported it missing."

"Is that pornography, sir?" Said Bubba, eying the cover.

"That better had not be pornography," said the other burly cop, whose name tag also said 'Bubba.'

"I don't know what it is," I said. "It's called 'What Are These Strawberries Doing on My Nipples: I Need Them for the Fruit Salad!'"

"Sir!" said the first Bubba. "Do not swear. If you swear again, I will arrest you!"

"I didn't swear," I said. "I just read the title of this book. See? The word 'Nipple' is right there...."

This was my first experience being tased. Every muscle in my body tensed and vibrated in unison. I could hear my own voice, but I couldn't control it. It was detached, but I could tell I was screaming. I slowly became aware that somebody else was screaming, too. In fact, a lot of people were yelling things. As I regained my senses, I noticed a couple of people were filming with their camera phones.

"Jesus, Bubba!" I heard someone say. "Put that taser away! This is the third time today!" It was the lanky guy, who was apparently Bubba's supervisor.

"I didn't do nothin!" said the other Bubba.

"Not you, idiot." Said the supervisor.

"What did I do?" I pleaded. "I just wanted to return a lost book! It's called 'What Are These Strawberries Doing on My Nipples: I Need Them for the Fruit Salad!'"

Bubba tased me again.

"Bubba!" Yelled the supervisor. "Knock it off!"

Bubba released the trigger. I was on the floor, and my body felt strangely relaxed, but only compared to the seizure I'd just experienced. Relaxed or not, my entire being hurt. I noticed Bubba was getting his hand-cuffs out.

Long story short, I never got on the bus. I was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and interfering with interstate commerce. I'm currently half-way through a nine month sentence, wearing pink underwear, picking up trash on Arizona roads.

The book 'What Are These Strawberries Doing on My Nipples: I Need Them for the Fruit Salad!' is in an evidence locker somewhere. I hope to read it some day. I wonder what it's about.
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215 of 235 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars A Helpful Guide July 25, 2009
Format:Paperback
I had been trying to figure out how the strawberries got there after my frequent blackouts, and this book answered that question for me AND told me where to hide the bodies. Thanks Vanessa!

It would have been a five star rating, but it fails to explain the smell of brimstone whenever I open this book, or the man in clown makeup tied up in my basement. (Was the makeup there before I tied him up, or did I apply it? This question keeps me up at night) Still: if you have similar problems, this book is for you.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Life Changing
I will never read another book again; I won't NEED to. Beyond that one necessary statement, which I will henceforth shout from the mountaintops, I would not dream of blaspheming... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Arntzville
1.0 out of 5 stars SUXS
NEEDS MORE CAR CRASHES AND CHICKS KISSING AND GUNS AND STUFF WHO IN THE HELL WANTS TO READ ABOUT STRAWBERRIES ON NIPPLES????
Published 11 months ago by Tessie McLarty
5.0 out of 5 stars Very helpful
Speaking as a strawberry that has for a number of years attached to the nipple of a human being i found this book a handy guide on how to detach myself from the nipple and go back... Read more
Published 17 months ago by rm
1.0 out of 5 stars dissapointing
I purchased this book hoping on instructions on how to make a good fruit salad. Alas, no recipe. It makes no sense. Read more
Published 22 months ago by ThisGuy
5.0 out of 5 stars I bought this book because...
I bought this book because I have never read a funnier more creative list of reviews and I want to know what powers this amazing book possesses to turn its readership into truly... Read more
Published on February 27, 2010 by M. Pearson
3.0 out of 5 stars What i was really looking for was the version written by the nipples
This is good. But far too common. There are three seperate versions of the book ... this one with the shocked old woman on the cover, one with a buxom hottie showing off her... Read more
Published on January 4, 2010 by J. DUFORD
5.0 out of 5 stars Art So Perfect, So Fundamentally Soul-Shattering, it Makes the Bard...
There are few literary works that one can effectively identify as life-changing or life-saving. Indeed, in these turbulent times, one has to search diligently for the true... Read more
Published on December 25, 2009 by Clinton Waltman
1.0 out of 5 stars Worst Book Ever!
This book is awful. It tries, it truly does, but the author can never quite escape the deficit of plot provided by the strawberries. Read more
Published on December 4, 2009 by John C. Reilly
5.0 out of 5 stars Mind Blown, Amongst Other Things
I haven't eaten in three days. This book was so amazing it paralyzed me from the waist down.
Published on December 3, 2009 by R. Susskind
5.0 out of 5 stars Worthy of Celebration
I haven't read this book, but according to my daughter, this book is worth celebrating:

"In this age of confusion and apathy, where the daily struggle against a vapid... Read more
Published on December 2, 2009 by D. Hunter
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