Politically Correct Cigar Smoking For Social Terrorists

By Jack Riepe

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0967298709
• ISBN13: 9780967298702
• Release Date: May 1999
• Publisher: Croften & Stone Publishers
• Length: 190 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 5.5" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Cigar Smoking for Social Terrorists

This book is too funny. You don't have to be a social terrorist or a cigar smoker to laugh your head off as you read about Jack's adventures.

Extremely Funny!

I finished reading "Politically Correct Cigar Smoking for Social Terrorists" late last night. I have to say it's one of the most enjoyable reads I've had in a long while! Who would think that a book about Cigars would be so entertaining? There were many funny moments that I'm sure had my children wondering what their mother was doing at 2 a.m. to cause her to laugh like a maniac! My favorite chapters were "The Ant and the Grasshopper Revisited" and "The Princess and the Cigar ...An Irish Legend" I laughed so hard at those, I nearly fell off the bed! I hope there will be more from this talented writer soon!

A Wonderful blow against the pinched-souled PC puritans

If you are as fed up with the "political correct" stuff as so many real Americans are; if you are sick of Bill, Hillary, Janet Reno and their kind; and if you long to twist their liberalist dictatorial Puritan tails and thumb your noses at them.......this book if for you! It is hilarious, a wonderful read, and a joy to every true American sick of all the PC garbage strewn around the United States since January 1993.

Jack Riepe - A Very Funny Man

There aren't many books that make me laugh out loud as I read, but this one did it repeatedly. I think that anyone, absolutely anyone, would enjoy this book. It's not as much about cigar smoking as it is about Riepe's tremendously funny view of the world, and the ills contained therein.

Outrageously funny!

This is THE book for those who've ever harbored the urge to hunt down political correctness and stomp it out like a spent cigar butt. Jack Riepe has written what few would dare--in a way that left me laughing and thinking. I'm neither a cigar smoker nor a social terrorist, but as Riepe wields humor's universal language, commenting on everything from love to politics, he laughs easily at himself--and I laughed along with him. Warm, funny, and full of foibles. Don't miss my personal favorite, "The 200th Cigar," just the kind of tale that makes you want to read aloud to those around you. A great book to share.