I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell by Tucker Max (2006, Paperback)

Tucker Max's I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell is pure hilarity. His stories are by far some of the funniest, grossest, drunkest adventures I have ever heard of/read. My only dislike with the book is that it ends too soon. It is around 275 pages but I could have read hundreds of more pages. I'm sure Max has plenty more raunchy stories he could have added. That aside, this book was by far the greatest I have read in a long time; it is such a fast read, I hardly put it down one I started reading it. If you are easily offended, disgusted, or grossed out, then you probably should not read this book! Excellent!!

My daughter borrowed this book from a friend because she was traveling alone and needed something to read at the airport. When she told me she was laughing out loud at some of Tucker's antics I didn't believe her until I borrowed it from her and read it myself.
Tucker is a master storyteller. His descriptions make you feel like a fly on the wall, witnessing some of the most unimaginable outrageously gross behavior not resulting in loss of life. And I mean that as a compliment.
When was the last time you were reading a book and called someone in order to read a passage? I laughed so hard at the "dueling piano bar" segment, I called my oldest son at work. Having been to a similar bar with him a few years ago, we could relate to the story. I had tears streaming down my face.
Tucker is the reason the minimum age for driving should be 25, the legal drinking age should be 40, and locks on toilet tank lids should be standard equipment.
If you're offended by descriptions of urination, feces, vomit, fornication, unsafe sex, public intoxication or DUI, just pass on this one.
If you're offended by someone ridiculing the overweight, deaf, blind, ugly or the just plain stupid, ditto. BUT...
This should be required reading for any girl going away to college - as a warning, NOT a primer.
I bought two copies and sent them to my sons. They are 31 and 32 years old, married with children and will hopefully not be negatively influenced by Mr. Max.

Tucker Max- I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell... I am only half way through and so far so good. I had several recommendations about this author. All my friends love him and they book is an easy read and keeps you reading more.

The hands down most entertaining book I have ever read, but it is not for the faint of heart or easily sickened. This book rocks the low brow humour of Tucker Max telling his sexist sadomasochist stories about his missteps and awesome accomplishments with women and booze. Less than inteligent women, fat women, successful women, all different sorts and the raging drunk events that go with them.

I have now read every article on tuckermax.com and I decided to buy his book. Tucker Max, himself, is hard to describe. The best description would be by him on the back of this book or his myspace page or his facebook page or his website. This guy might be a douche bag to women or whatever but he is nevertheless a magnificent writer. I can't stay away from the pages or his site. The only "complaint" if you will (not a complaint because I could read and have read this stuff over and over) is that some of the stories in the book are on the website already. But it's definitely a great book to add to your collection. I'm nothing like Tucker Max but he does what every guy at least has thought about doing. He says it himself that he's not saying that there aren't other guys doing bigger and "better" things than him, he's just doing these things and then writing about them in vivid detail.