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Автор: Chuck Gonzales
Издательство: HarperCollins
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isbn: 9780007550944
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      CONTENTS

       Cover

       Title Page

       Situation #9: License To Drive

       Situation #10: Get A Room!

       Situation #11: Striking Out

       Situation #12: I Scream, You Scream

       Situation #13: Room Disservice

       Situation #14: Out Of Order

       Situation #15: Track Attack

       Situation #16: Missing the Boat

       Situation #17: Hell, No!

       Situation #18: Walk Of Shame

       Situation #19: The Prada Put-Down

       Situation #20: Mchatin’ It

       Situation #21: Foul Play

       Situation #22: Tour De Farce

       Situation #23: All the Rage

       Situation #24: Going Wi-Fry

       Situation #25: Cut the Fat

       Situation #26: Sweet Revenge

       Situation #27: Driver’s Dread

       Situation #28: Busted!

       Situation #29: Bull(Y)Sh**t!

       Situation #30: Pity In Pink

       Situation #31: Head’s Up!

       Situation #32: Crossing the Line

       Situation #33: All Tapped Out

       Situation #34: The Breaking Point

       Situation #35: The Tip-Off

       Situation #36: Dinner For One

       Situation #37: Down And Dirty

       Situation #38: Under the Tuscan Run

       Situation #39: Just Beat It!

       Situation #40: Taken For A Ride

       Situation #41: Black And Blue

       Situation #42: Space Invasion

       Situation #43: Bleat Street

       Situation #44: Holy Crap!

       Situation #45: Urn Burn

       Copyright

       About the Publisher

      I must preface this book by saying: I heart Italy. I'd even go so far as to say it's my first true amore. I've traveled to many other remarkable places, but Italy and I, you see, we've had a love affair for almost 20 years. In fact, now that I think about it, my actual romance with Italy is pretty much gone, our relationship remaining profound but in a more platonic way. Sort of like the couple that has lived together so long that things like bad breath no longer matter. Italy and I, we're now old friends.

      Once a year, I return to it, like an overused cell phone in need of a good charge. If I were to create my own romantic fresco depicting what I adore most about Italy, it would include the world's finest shoes, pasta, wine, art, gelato, architecture, and (I'm married now, so I'll include this last "element" with a nod to the past) men.

      And though my fresco would not include the following, it's not to say they don't exist in Italy (and in fact,