Books
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I Love Charts
Need to laugh your head off after enduring another marathon meeting from the pinhead who inherited the company from his father? I Love Charts is a great book of charts that look like something professional until you read them close. Then you realize that I Love Charts is the hilarious work of a group of comedians whose clever idea went viral.… continue reading
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The Future of Boxing
The Future of Boxing is the fulfillment of Alexandre Choko’s dream to combine the wisdom of 50 boxing greats under the covers of one book. Choko is an ex-fighter himself who has interviewed the likes of Mike Tyson, George Foreman, Evander Holyfield, and many more well-known boxers. These interviews are joined by exclusive photographs… continue reading
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Insults Every Man Should Know
You’ve probably got a few of your own, but it never hurts to add to your arsenal, so pick up Insults Every Man Should Know ($10), a collection of edgy comebacks, dings, and slams. There are insults for the office and sarcasm for the big game. There are even international insults collected from around the world. Pick up a copy and you’ll… continue reading
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Whole Beast Butchery: The Complete Visual Guide to Beef, Lamb, and Pork
Fancy a bit of butchering? Why let others do it when you can do it yourself? Taking an animal apart isn’t as simple as consuming one for dinner, but it is made much, much easier with the help of Ryan Farr’s Whole Beast Butchery: The Complete Visual Guide to Beef, Lamb, and Pork ($40). It’s as visual as one can get (it has around 500 photos),… continue reading
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Super Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things
Before dropping off your donation box to Goodwill, pick up a copy of Cy Tymony’s Super Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things ($11) and convert your junk into handy treasures. This book contains a ton of do-it-yourself inventions, complete with step-by-step instruction and illustrations to turn common items and devices into something… continue reading
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Mini Weapons of Mass Destruction 2
Your colleagues will reconsider the office as one of the safest place to be once you get your mits on the Mini Weapons of Mass Destruction 2 ($11). Thanks to John Austin, they’ll be constantly watching their backs knowing that you’ve amassed small-scale arsenals fashioned from goodies looted from the supply closet.… continue reading
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The Hungover Cookbook
While there’s no real cure for a hangover, there’s definitely no shortage of grub to take the edge off. Along with great recipes to help you survive the day after a night of getting tipsy, The Hungover Cookbook ($8) also provides a series of visual and multiple-choice questions to help you diagnose and categorize your level… continue reading
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Eat Like A Man
If you’re struggling to include meat in your recipes, do youreself a favore and pick up a copy of Eat Like a Man ($17). A great addition to any cookbook collection, Eat Like a Man features a collection of 75 delicious meal options (nearly every recipe includes meat) and food writing for men who truly enjoy food. Although this cookbook… continue reading
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Rules for My Unborn Son
Written by a dad, the Rules for My Unborn Son ($10) is a great read for future dads expecting a son. Packed with tradition, practical and humorous fatherly advice, from how to shave to the best way to cure a hangover, this handy reference tool will set you on your path to properly guide your son on his way to becoming a good man.… continue reading
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What to Cook and How to Cook It
If you’re finally ready to try to start cooking with fire instead of a microwave, pick up a copy of What to Cook and How to Cook It ($23). 100 recipes featured in this book highlight how simple it is to create delicious meals for every day of the week. The 400-plus page book contains color photographs, easy-to-follow, step-by-step… continue reading
