Red Green's Duct Tape Is Not Enough: A Humorous Guide to Midlife

Smith, Steve

ISBN 10: 1578261090 / ISBN 13: 9781578261093

Published by Hatherleigh Press, 2002

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Red Green's Duct Tape Is Not Enough: A Humorous Guide to Midlife
• Publisher: Hatherleigh Press
• Publication Date: 2002
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1578261090
• ISBN 13: 9781578261093
• Binding: Soft cover
• Illustrator: Hallet, Bryce
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

So, you’re getting a little older. You’ve lost the slimness of youth and the smoothness of youth and the hair of youth and the youngness of youth, and you’re starting to wonder what happened to that handsome, happenin’ guy who used to make the ladies swoon–or at least not run away screaming. Well, never fear! Red Green and the Possum Lodge are here to invite you to lower the bar and pull up a stool. They’ll make you feel proud of yourself for your many achievements–like the fact that you’ve never killed anyone on purpose, you’ve never had an extramarital affair with a supermodel, and you never forget to comb the four or five remaining hairs on your head. Hey, it’s not how good you look–it’s how hard you try!

Sure, Red Green is the international movie-star mastermind behind the blockbuster megahit Duct Tape Forever!–but that doesn’t mean he can’t take time out from Hollywood to remind you that you have to grow old, but you never have to mature! In Duct Tape is Not Enough: A Humorous Guide to Midlife, Red Green provides all the wit and wisdom you need to make it through the golden years. You’ll find out what’s wrong with successful people, why never to laugh at a tax auditor, and how to survive your midlife crisis. For starters, step away from those rollerblades–NOW.

About the Author

Red Green is the founder of the Possum Lodge, Canada's most unexclusive club. He has had a comedy series on the air for over 20 years. The Red Green Show appears on 87 PBS stations in the United States and on the CBC in Canada. His syndicated column, "North of Forty," appears in newspapers across the US and Canada. He currently resides in Toronto.