Screamingly funny! More ways in which people do Darwin credit by removing their inferior DNA from the gene pool of Homo sapiens.

I may make this a book ring or ray.

Released on Saturday, July 17, 2004 at Sent in the mail in Atlanta, Georgia Controlled Releases.

Sent to campinghamster to start the Ring.

I just received this book as a bookring. Can't wait to start reading it. Thanks!

I loved this book. Boy did I feel smart after reading it. It is scary that there are so many stupid people in the world and what is even scarier is they might be raising kids! Anyway...I am mailing this off to Maatkare in MA to continue the ring!

YAY! Silliness abounds. I should finish this by the end of the week, and be able to send it on it's way.

on it's way this morning!

Received this bookring book in the mail today and can't wait to start reading it! I've always enjoyed the snippits of hilarity I've read from The Darwin Awards before.

This book was funny, despite its rather rude premise of laughing at the misfortunes of others. I actually felt guilty laughing at some of them! But some of my favourites included The Mad Trombonist (pg.77) and Feeding the Dolphins (pg.122). Sheesh!!


On its way today to MSTie4. Sorry for hanging on to this book for so long. I hadn't actually realized it WAS so long until I noticed the date I received it, just now! Eek!

This was a great book... a light read during a difficult time in my life. I've kept it for way too long and am now going to pass it along to the next person on the list.

arrived safely this week. gonna get start on it.

found the book amusing and sad at the same time. one's common sense leaves you is amazing.
some honorable mentions that left me baffled, what were these people thinking:
-woman drying her hair by holding a lighter under it, while drivng, yet.
-woman puts honey on son's face hoping for a cute photo of a wild bear licking it off him.
-6 couples (12 people, mind you) planning to sail around the world with nothing but 60 cans of baked beans, 1,000 condoms, booze, pop,and a library book on star navigation.

this was very interesting:
cheese wheel chasing, a tradition in Gloucestershire. and men runing with burning barrels in Ottery St. Mary.
www.darwinawards.com/book/cheese.html

useful piece of info on computer stalking:
www.darwinawards.com/book/safety.html

Arrived today