Subtitled "Scumbags, Slimeballs, Sleazoids, Lowlifes, and Jerks Etc" I had very high hopes for entertaining reading when I picked up this book at a downtown Austin independent book shop. What I found was entertaining, and very well written, but without any nominations that would have intelligent, rational humans either jumping up in defense of the proposed sphincter or at least thinking "maybe not such a gaping one after all..."

For the most part, you read this book and you nod in approval.

The book is divided into sections with gaping sphincters from the realms of politics, media, the corporate...