Stop! We Don't Use That Term Anymore: If I'm Not Allowed to Call You Fat, Then You Aren't Allowed to Call Me an A*shole

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This book was written the founder of the grassroots movement, "Asshole Lives Matter." His stories take a deep dive into the oppression, victimization, and microaggressions that target assholes. The author also uses the powerful imagery of dank memes to spread his message of social justice so that people who have been called loud, insensitive, homophobic, racist, xenophobic, sexist, juvenile, vulgar, idiotic, or even disgusting don't have to be afraid to tell offensive jokes anymore. People with a sense of humor need to start taking themselves way too serious, and start our own movement the same way women and fat people did. Now is the time for us to stand up and say, "STOP! We don't use that term anymore! If I can't say you're fat, then you can't call me an asshole."

Buck Brennan

Buck came from very humble beginnings where he remains even today. He was born in 1979 in rural Pennsylvania just outside of Philadelphia where he would spend the better part of his childhood masturbating to his dad’s Penthouse magazines. By the time he was 14, he was considered to be one of the most active masturbaters of his generation. Eventually, he did have sex with a real girl, then he got married and had two kids named Tucker and Macy, but his love for masturbation never waned. In fact, he still masturbates today when no one is home or when he is in the shower. Buck won any awards for his writing, but he won several participation awards as a child and countless drinking games in college. Currently, Buck lives in rural PA with his dog, his cat, and his two children 1/2 of the time. In his free time, he enjoys looking for the remote, complaining about stuff, and fighting with his ex-wife.

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