Reviews for It's Hard Out Here for a Shrimp: Life, Love and Living Large

The average rating for It's Hard Out Here for a Shrimp: Life, Love and Living Large based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2009-01-05 00:00:00 Chiang Humor My favorite so far: What the Womens Want. Women want to feel you feel what they feel, even if you don't feel like feeling how they feel. (I know this makes no sense, but it works. Trust me on this, okay.) I'm loving this book. Okay, done.. and while the initial hype of the book was 'HOLY BALLS! A PEPE BOOK!!!' it wasn't all that I thought it would be, okay? The advice was pretty bland and maybe I chuckled once or twice, but the 'okays' were definitely worth it. Okay?

Review # 2 was written on 2009-07-28 00:00:00 Posheng Hsu I'll be honest, I had NO idea what to expect when I picked this book up at the library this morning. I knew who Pepe was, being a Muppets fan, but this book is a riot. If you need cheering up, this is the book to do it. Pepe is a King Prawn, arrogant, self-absorbed, and a ladies' man. He offers advice on many different subjects, and I will give you a few examples: LIFE CHOICES: Life is a party. Don't be the pinata. FIRST IMPRESSIONS: Never ask out the woman who just finished talking to your ex-girlfriend, okay. Love, Pepe Style: WHAT THE WOMENS WANT: Women want to feel you feel what they feel, even if you don't feel like feeling how they feel. (I know this makes no sense, but it works. Trust me on this, okay.) HOW TO TELL SHE'S ALREADY BROKEN UP WITH YOU: She's not returning your calls...or your car. 2) Those pesky restraining orders. Pepe says monies is good, especially if it is someone else's and they are spending it on you. Not so good if you are spending your monies on them. He also feels it is very important to have self-awareness: "You need to know who you are inside, otherwise you might be a victim of identity theft." From fashion to family to getting in touch with your inner Pepe, he offers some of the goofiest advice you will ever read. Yet some of it does make sense, especially this one: Life Annoyance #7: Traffic Cops - Never ever argue with anyone who wears mirrors over his eyes. It's not a very long book, but if you've got the blues, it will cheer you up quickly. When you read it, make sure you are using an Italian accent, okay. It is much funnier that way.