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Why Limit Happy to an Hour?

A Little Book Of Wit (and A Whole Lot Of Attitude)

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Pages
53
Year
2010
Language
English
Publisher
Andrews McMeel

About

Whether the subject is cocktails, men, chocolate, weight, relatives, motherhood, or just plain unadulterated attitude, Phillips finds a way to sum up life's happenings one zinger at a time. For example:
• "I used to care but now I take a pill for that."
• "Inside me is a thin woman screaming to get out . . . I can usually keep the bitch quiet with chocolate."
• "When life gives you lemons, add vodka."
Phillips promises to stimulate the economy one drink at a time with this keepsake book of witticisms featuring her popular full-color artwork and sassy one-liners. Now cheers to that!

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