Atomic Wedgies, Wet Willies, & Other Acts of Roguery

by Greg Tananbaum and Dan Martin

Book Overview

This authoritative guide to those annoying and embarrassing tricks everyone grows up with (and maybe never outgrow) provides "sage" advice for the young and the young at heart. Arranged in encyclopedic format, each of the more than 50 entries includes a formal definition of the prank, followed by tips for execution and countermeasures. Illustrations document the best technique for affixing a "kick me" sign to someone's back, or how to wriggle out...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 159580000X
• ISBN13: 9781595800008
• Release Date: April 2005
• Publisher: Santa Monica Press
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 4.8" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

This is classic!

This book is just classic. I think I pulled about 1/2 of these on my college and high school friends, but I had forgotton most of them! Now that I'm reminded, I think I'll go try some on my wife. Won't she be surprised! :) Great book.

Atomic past

I sure remember these as I was growing up and it sure brings back memories. Enjoyed having read this book.

A Perfect Bathroom Reader

This book is destined to be bathroom reading material for generations. It's a really funny take on kick me signs, pink bellies, and a bunch of moves I never knew about before. If you have a brother, this is a perfect gift.

Perfect Cure for Exams and Job-Hunting

I picked this up after a review in the campus newspaper recommended it as a good diversion from cramming for finals. It is not only hysterical, but also very practical. I have already pulled the Loose Lid and Soda Exploda on two of my room mates. What's funny to me is how seriously it is written. I assume (hope!) that the authors are being dry intentionally. Either way, it's already a staple in the common room.

Classic Humor

This book brought me back to my childhood, reliving the pranks my brothers and I indulged in. The 'rating' scale used to determine degrees of difficulty, embarrassment and annoyance levels for each act were great. Beware of the Flour Shower!