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Contents Page of My New Book(s) - The Kind-Hearted Smarta**

Here is the table of contents for my book. The five portions which are in bold can only be found in the uncensored version

The Kind-Hearted Smarta** (uncensored version)


Table of Contents


Introduction - Laughter Is Possibly Inevitable

Dedication

Chapter 1 - Long Walks On the Beach
    Singles Ads I’d Like To See
    Apparently, Socks Make the Man
    The Top Ten Signs He’s NOT “The One”
    My Singles Ads
    Girlfriend Application

Chapter 2 - Wanna Go Out? …and give me a story to tell?
    The Top Ten Things Guys Don’t Want to Hear On a First Date
    Carpet + Shoes + Boombox =
    Ms. Norman Bates
    Skunk Girl
    Rejected By Me? Feel Free to Spread Thy Legs to the Public
    Talk Talk Talky
    The Top Ten Signs a Guy Is Whipped

Chapter 3 - It’s All About Me
    Born To Be…
    Am I Gay? No. Am I asked this very question at least once a week? Yes.
    My Life Is a Shadow of My Horoscope
    Katie Couric Interviews Craig Rozniecki
    The Status(es) of My Face(book)

Chapter 4 - Bust Out the Milk and Cookies (Perhaps Beer and Pizza)
    Mistaken For a  Woman
    The Driveway Adventure
    The Book Bomber
    Bad-Timing Experts
    The Girl Without a Clue

Chapter 5 - Hypothetical Mumbo Jumbo
    Wouldn’t it be funny if…?
    Wouldn’t it be funny if…? (Part 2)

Chapter 6 - Rotting Brain Cells
    How I Love Me Some Soaps…
    I have officially popped my “Glee” cherry
    Horatio Caine Fever

Chapter 7 - Besides Wasting Your Money, Buy Our Product and…
    Got E.D.?
    Afraid of Being Alone?
    Be a Babe Magnet!
    How to Lose Weight and Fast!
    Political Commercials
    Are George W. Bush and Sarah Palin better public speakers than you? Well, not anymore!
    Presenting Twexter (Twitter + Text)
    Every Kiss Does NOT Begin With Kay
    What If the Shake Weight, Kay Jewelers and Cialis Joined Forces to Make a Holiday Commercial?

Chapter 8 - …and the Oscar goes to…something other than a summer sequel
    “Marley & Me” Saves Families…or so I’m told
    I’m Going to Protest “Paul” For Its Anti-Christian Stance! …after I see it a couple times, of course…

Chapter 9 - Putting the “Special” in Special Effects
    New Year’s Resolutions
    A “Special” Tom Cruise Moment
    Tom Cruise On Letterman (Not Literally)
    A Britney Moment On Letterman

Chapter 10 - He said what?
    “I’m Not Sayin’, I’m Just Sayin’,” - Yeah, that makes a lot of sense.
    “A Gay Phase”
    Bush Quote Commentary

Chapter 11 - Words + Ambiguity + Sarcasm + Intentional Misinterpretation =
    Intentionally Misinterpreting Statements As Being Literal
    Advertising Slogans with a Twist
    Cliché Central
    Gotta Love This Saying
    The Overuse of Pronouns
    Misusing Words (there/their/they’re, your/you’re, then/than and to/too/two)
    “I feel nauseous.” Really? If so, I’m very sorry…
    The Dirtiest of Four-Letter Words
    The Irony of hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia (the fear of long words)

Chapter 12 - Tweet That Blog Because Your Facebook Is In MySpace
    To Blog or Not To Blog
    Sympathy Blogs
    Blogger’s Block
    I’m Just Going to Come Out and Say It - Twitter Is Stupid
    If Life Were A Tweet…
    Likability Determined By Tweets
    The Top Ten Twitter Pornos
    Junk Mail

Chapter 13 - Jock Itch
    Flight Attendants and Sports Announcers
    Chad Johnson Will Again Be Chad Johnson
    I’ve always wondered this about golf enthusiasts…

Chapter 14 - Chance of Accuracy Is 50%

    Weather people
    “Snow Reduces Visibility,” Eh? No S**t…

Chapter 15 - Getting Nasty
    Sure-Fire Pick-Up Lines
    Sure-Fire Pick-Up Lines (to induce laughter)


Chapter 16 - Absent of Aim, Reason or Pattern
    When Sarcasm Is Taken Seriously
    The Art of Exaggeration
    What is it with the new trend in sunglasses?
    The “Hey” Conversation
    The Rear vs. The Chest
    I don’t understand when…
    Being gay is like smoking, eh? Me thinks not.
    They’d be fun to party with, wouldn’t they? (former presidents, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton)
    The Top Ten Ways to Know You’re “Special”
    Doctors Crack Me Up Sometimes (not literally…)
    Manly Toy Instructions

Chapter 17 - Schmuck. P-O-L-I-T-I-C-I-A-N. Schmuck.

    My Attempt At Thinking Like Glenn Beck
    Altering History Via Wikipedia
    Gotcha Questions
    Sarah Palin’s WTF Moment
    It’s Now Official! We Speak English!
    Weiner Tweets His Massive Tweet
    Bush’s Best Moment in Office
    The Top Ten Post-Presidential Jobs For George W. Bush
    I find this funny about the Republican Party…
    If crying were a drug, John Boehner would no longer be with us…
    Taking on the John Kyl Philosophy - Speaking adamantly while making a declaration with no intent of it being factual

Chapter 18 - Thou Shalt Not Think
    A Reasonable Argument For the Existence of God, Eh? Not Really…
    Naming them “God” and “Devil” was quite clever
    Kentucky’s Creationist Museum
    What kind of a name is Joseph Smith?
    The End of the World - May 21, 2011

Chapter 19 - Celebrating Family and Alcohol
    War on What? Christmas?
    Ten Ways to Improve Christmas

Chapter 20 - Are There Any Questions?
    Survey Says…
    Friendly Fire

References

Acknowledgments

About the Author

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