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Title: The Ultimate Book of Excuses: Fresh, Exciting, Scintillating Excuses (Just Add Water) by John W. Thompson, Damon M. Hunzeker ISBN: 0-9647896-0-4 Publisher: Fountainhead Pub Pub. Date: 01 December, 1995 Format: Paperback List Price(USD): $7.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: I love excuses
Comment: I think this a great book to take on an airplane or when you just need to sit down and have a good laugh. It can relieve stress and really help you deal with your next best excuse!

Rating: 5
Summary: Need an excuse to blow a few bucks?
Comment: Do you find yourself stammering and stuttering when faced with a conflict? Then hire yourself a speech therapist and a psychotherapist. But if you just find yourself in need of some light humor and a few dozen nickels too heavy, this is the book for you. From the ridiculous to the sublime, TUBOE:FESE(JAW) covers every possible area of excuse necessity. If you only buy one book this year, you should buy a bigger one, in case the leg on the kitchen table goes wobbly and you need something to prop it up. If you can possibly manage to buy more than one book, you're going to be hard-pressed to find a better one for this amazing low price, unless you're into those trashy Harlequin Romances.

(Look, what else can I say? It's a book of excuses. If you have an excuse not to buy it, you probably don't need it, right?)

Rating: 5
Summary: This is a must have, frighteningly hilarious resource book.
Comment: Anyone in need of a zany and rollicking excuse need look no further than the frighteningly hilarious "The Ultimate Book of Excuses." I have a dozen copies on my shelf which I give as gifts after each birthday I forget: but not until I use one of its excuses like "I thought you were dead," or "I paid a clown with a hacking cough to knock on your door and sing 'Born Free' but he just screamed and jumped into a manhole."

Whatever the occasion, this book has the perfect excuse. If you don't own a copy, what's your excuse?