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  1. taliban run says:

    meow

  2. jobiff says:

    munch!

  3. o____o says:

    o___________o.

  4. Shmike says:

    TASTY!

  5. tmwwmgkbh says:

    WHAT?!? A true fail, this one. I can’t even tell what they meant…

  6. James says:

    I knew I was going wrong! I was eating the wrong children!

  7. b says:

    Why is this a fail? It’s a humor book that makes fun of “A Modest Proposal.”

  8. Malicite says:

    My Sundays are now booked for the extended future! (morning all)

  9. Sarah says:

    Failblog fail – it’s a book of satire/humor. The author wasn’t serious about actually eating kids.

  10. Jonci says:

    “I have to stop a meteor from crashing into Earth? Quick, get me 10 chinese kids and a bottle of A-1!”

  11. mack says:

    As proved by the “Night of the living dead”, that does not work.

  12. Confused says:

    But this book is satire? How does it fail, exactly?

  13. It’s an actual book, you can order at Amazon!

    People who bought this book also bought ‘Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: The Classic Regency Romance – Now with Ultraviolent Zombie Mayhem!’

    Sounds good to me!

  14. Outcast6 says:

    Finally got a use for them after all! Ungrateful little brats. . .

  15. Hairy a.k.a. Manfred. says:

    PHOTOSHOPZ! LOSL! IZ FAEK C TEH SHADOWS N PIXESL!?!!!!!111!!!!

  16. El Cid says:

    IT’S NOT A MISTAKE THE BOOK IS A SATIRE

  17. LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

    I think they mean by “BEATING GIFTED CHILDREN”. Even then, it’s still wrong.

  18. LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

    …and I am going on record by saying that you shouldn’t eat animals nor children no matter how tasty.
    -
    *feeling proud*

    • oblivious says:

      we all agree…
      *getting his baconlube ready to fire*

    • Lord Rogue the Third says:

      Hey, I’ll eat meat if I damn well please.

    • Hairy a.k.a. Manfred. says:

      Agreed. You should eat meat from the stores. Where no animals where hurt.
      -
      i am a vegetarian.

      • Gothixemo says:

        But plants have feelings too!
        Watch mythbusters!

      • Blog Ninja (blogmonster) says:

        The only thing worse is a vegan.

        • LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

          Why? What’s wrong with a vegan?

          • Blog Ninja (blogmonster) says:

            Are you?

            • LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

              Does it matter? Come on, tell me what’s wrong with a vegan?

              • Blog Ninja (blogmonster) says:

                Oh, uh. I didn't mean to start one of these arguments here.

                • LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

                  It’s not an argument. I just wanted to hear your opinion about vegans.

                  • SYZYGY says:

                    There are anorexics that are less fussy eaters.

                  • Blog Ninja (blogmonster) says:

                    The fact that vegans believe that humans should stop eating animals 'because it's immoral because we're all equal' doesn't line up with where most vegans believe we came from. Since most vegans are evolutionists, it doesn't make sense that eating animals is immoral, because we are just part of nature. What is the basic law of nature/evolution according to Darwin, "Survival of the fittest".

                    • Andrew says:

                      More than that…they don’t eat any DAIRY PRODUCTS because they think that it’s slavery for the animals or something.

                      Some of them won’t even wear wool. Lots of them won’t even have pets.

                      It’s just craaaazy.

                      • Blog Ninja (blogmonster) says:

                        I could go on for hours on this subject but I'd rather not.

                        • Hairy a.k.a. Manfred. says:

                          Aha me to. There are some extremists of course. But there are reasons that really do make sense. Animals equal to humans… No way. I still respect them though.

                        • Malicite says:

                          I show my respect towards animals with rosemary and garlic.
                          *doesn’t care what people eat as long as he doesn’t have to hear about it*

                        • Admiral Apparent says:

                          I’m vegan and I don’t think it’s immoral to eat meat. I choose not to do it. I don’t NEED meat, so I don’t feel that an animal or two should die every time I feel hungry. It’s an unsustainable practice in the long run. For me, it’s mostly about the meat industry. Getting product to market “cheaper and faster” leads to some horrendous practices that I don’t want to support.
                          .
                          I would like to see people be more aware of how their food gets to the store…outside of that, I have no agenda when it comes to the
                          eating habits of others. I don’t look down on people who eat meat. Vegetarians automatically face a certain hostility from others because they are perceived to be arguing from a moral high ground. No doubt, some vegetarians act this way; I know many vegetarians that don’t.

                        • Blog Ninja (blogmonster) says:

                          I believe I unintentionally opened Pandora's box here.

                        • Arthur Eld says:

                          *applauds*
                          And I respect vegans/vegetarians, as long as they’re not preaching about how dumb/stupid/irresponsible I am.

                        • Malicite says:

                          I always thought religion was stored in there or something…
                          I’m somewhat surprised that people are so opinionated about food.

                        • Admiral Apparent says:

                          Blog Ninja, there’s nothing to fear from a healthy discussion. :-)
                          .
                          Thanks, Arthur. Some of my best friends eat meat. :-)

                        • WhoaNellie, Grand Supreme Imperial Sovereign Yotkenator and Occasional Astronaut says:

                          Well put, Admiral. I have basically the same view towards vegetarians and vegans – not my thing, but I respect the choice(s) of those whose thing it is.

                        • Blog Ninja (blogmonster) says:

                          Yes, I know it's always good to have a nice discussion, but I have recently been discussing this on a different blog and things have started to get nasty. And coming on the heels of Sam's stupidity from yesterday...

                        • Hairy a.k.a. Manfred. says:

                          What Admiral Apparent said.

                        • Admiral Apparent says:

                          …an intelligent conversation is a refreshing change. :-)

                        • N/A says:

                          Most vegans are not self-righteous in my experience. Generally veg*ans do not get worked up about others eating meat but a lot of meat eaters get upset by veg*ans. Really I couldn’t care less what anyone else eats and I don’t think it’s any of their business what I eat.

                    • WhoaNellie, Grand Supreme Imperial Sovereign Yotkenator and Occasional Exotic Gourmet says:

                      And – speaking as a Christian – God told Noah to eat animals after the flood. Only reason to do so would have been if they HADN’T eaten them prior to the flood – which I suspect to be the case, if you follow the Canopy Theory.
                      Short version: things were different pre-flood, including much lusher vegetation.

                      • LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

                        Nellie, you don’t want to get into a religious squabble here. :D

                        • Blog Ninja (blogmonster) says:

                          I'd be on Nellie's side.

                        • LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

                          Very touchy subject you must agree.

                        • WhoaNellie, Grand Supreme Imperial Sovereign Yotkenator and Occasional Astronaut says:

                          Wouldn’t be the first time – but I don’t tend to argue, I just make statements. :)

                      • Roland of Gilead says:

                        wat.

                        That makes no sense.

                        I mean, ASIDE from the archeological evidence, fossil record, geological record, all science since the seventeen hundreds going against any evidence of there being a flood or garden of eden or any of that nonsense…

                        ASIDE FROM THAT…

                        Why would god make lions and carnivores have sharp teeth before the flood? Including humans, who have canines.

                        In fact, how would such an environment be sustainable at all? You have your primary producers and your primary consumers, but they’d quickly reproduce and eat themselves into starvation. Not to mention competition between species. That’d be hellish.

                        • Blog Ninja (blogmonster) says:

                          Before the fall of man, every animal was vegetarian. But after the faall things changed.

                        • WhoaNellie, Grand Supreme Imperial Sovereign Yotkenator and Occasional Astronaut says:

                          I suspect that if He could whip the whole thang up with a word, He’s probably capable of rearranging a few things when He wants to :)

                        • ShoveLOL says:

                          “Fall of man”
                          Hmm…
                          And which man was this?

                    • LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

                      Oh Ninja! Your are getting way too deep for me. This is no place to discuss evolution. To tell you honestly though, I have yet to meet a vegan who shares those views.
                      -
                      The reason I don’t eat animals it’s because I don’t think it taste good. To me, the smell, the texture and taste are physically revolting. A lot of vegetarians/vegan stop eating meat because they view it as immoral. But most still crave meat whereas I don’t. I love animals but it’s not for me to decide whether it is immoral to eat them or not.

          • Hairy a.k.a. Manfred. says:

            Being a vegan is not worse.. it’s harder. And if you have your reasons for being a vegan i totally respect that. I’m already having a hard time being a vegetarian.
            I think being vegan/vegetarian shows that you stand for something.
            And the only reason there is for eating meat is ‘It tastes good’.

            • WhoaNellie, Grand Supreme Imperial Sovereign Yotkenator and Occasional Exotic Gourmet says:

              Plus increasing your IQ, assuming the meat is gifted children.

              • SYZYGY says:

                Plus the human body was designed to digest meat. Hence incisor teeth and small intestines.

                • LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

                  No, it wasn’t. After you eat meat, it stays undigested for a few days.

                  • SYZYGY says:

                    And you had the cheek to say my earlier statement was silly!

                    • andrewbay says:

                      But then look at our teeth, are they not created to eat meat and veggies?

                      • SYZYGY says:

                        My point exactly! Kudos to you Andrew!

                      • LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

                        Are you comparing OUR teeth to those of a lion / dog? Last time I checked my mouth didn’t have any fangs.

                        • Lord Rogue the Third says:

                          Did you have them removed? Most people have four.

                        • LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

                          DAMMIT!!! Now I look funny without my fangs. :(

                        • SYZYGY says:

                          I had mine sharpened to help me eat the gifted children!

                    • LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

                      Touché SYZYGY but my silly statement can be scientifically proven. :D

                      • SYZYGY says:

                        Alas, though there is some basis to your theory, there is a slight flaw. Yes, it takes a few days to digest meat. But the same applies to all food as it takes a great deal of time to pass through the small intestine. However, after this stage, the meat is digested and yet, vegetation has not even been started on. That is why there is two separate organs digesting two types of food.

                        • LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

                          My dear friend SYZYGY. Vegetables process through your system at a faster rate than meat. :D

                        • Lord Rogue the Third says:

                          Actually, she’s right, as anyone who’s ever eaten corn can tell you.

                        • SYZYGY says:

                          LEILA. Our spirited debate has brightened my otherwise dull Wednesday afternoon!
                          I must concede that organ for organ, the large intestine does absorb vegetation faster that the small intestine does meat. However, the small intestine gets to go first (and also add more nutrients into the body) and is also several times longer that the large intestine. Thus, meat is digested first.

                        • SYZYGY presents... SYZYGY BBQ SAUGE for Gifted Child BBQs!!! says:

                          Side note: All food travels through both intestines at the same speed.

                        • Blog Ninja (Blogmonster) says:

                          Sounds reasonable enough.

                        • SYZYGY presents... SYZYGY BBQ SAUGE for Gifted Child BBQs!!! says:

                          Side note: All food travels through both intestinal tracts at the same speed.

                        • Skwerlly Bob says:

                          The SPEED of POOP! :lol: :roll:

                        • foop says:

                          *heehee* SB, you made me giggle. ;)

                          And speaking of the “speed of poop” . . .
                          Mr. foop is a plumber. Not only does he refuse to eat corn – in ANY way, shape or form – he can barely tolerate watching me eat it. Thank goodness he loves me anyway. *whew*

                        • Starfish says:

                          Yikes! I never thought about it but corn is an occupational hazard for a plumber.

                        • Arthur Eld says:

                          Foop the plumber? Related to Joe?

                        • foop says:

                          Nope, John. *not kidding* :D *heehee*

                        • foop says:

                          And with this last silly thought . . . if you think the speed of poop is fast, just wait ’til someone clocks the speed of foop!

                          *ni-night, all* *squeeeeeezes all the wonderful FB friends*

                  • Skwerlly Bob says:

                    not true

                • N/A says:

                  The human body is not designed to eat meat. Look at our teeth, our stomach acid, our behavioral patterns. None of it is designed to eat meat. Humans can digest meat and live on it to some extent just like dogs can live on a veg*an diet if necessary but it’s not the healthiest diet for us.

          • Lord Rogue the Third says:

            Their militancy, mostly. And the fact that they don’t realize that humans are, biologically speaking, omnivores, so we need both animal amd plant matter in our diets.

            • Andrew says:

              Except that isn’t true – the idea that humans need protein from meat is very scientifically outdated. It’s perfectly easy to get sufficient protein from beans and vegetables and the like. We need a lot less than we used to think.

              That said, vegans bother me too. The militancy is annoying as anything. I see nothing wrong with eating animals, either.

              Plus, not eating dairy products? That’s just stupid, and not healthy. Vegetarians I understand – that’s actually good for your body IF you eat the right things. But vegans? No thanks.

              • SYZYGY says:

                Though it is indeed possible to gain protein fron beans, nuts and vegetables. There is far more nutricious gain yeilded from meats.
                As such, I think Irish Gifted Child Steak is on the menu for dinner tonight! :D

            • Hairy a.k.a. Manfred. says:

              biologically we are omnivores. But! There are enough vegetables and fruits
              that can replace everything that meat provides to the body.
              And then there is a very good reason to be one.
              If nobody eats meat all the land that farmers use for cows/horses etc. can be used for vegetables. Since 1 square meter of -for instance- potatoes is way
              more productive then 1 square meter where cows can eat.
              By that there is more food. Enough to feed everyone in the world, that solves
              the biggest problem in the world. Starvation (don’t know if that is the right word..)

              Though i respect that everybody has their own choice in eating it yes or no.

              Sounds like a lot of bla bla, i know.

              • Roland of Gilead says:

                That’s really poor economics, dude. The costs of the land and resources used to make meat from cows are naturally internalized through the market in the price of hamburgers.

                That said, the government heavily subsidizes beef and corn in this country, so to some extent you’re right. But it doesn’t require people making a moral sacrifice at all. All it requires is that the government stop being such idiots and stop subsidizing things…oh wait, but they listen to lobbyists…and the food lobbyists are some of the most powerful in Washington.

                It always amuses me that most environmentalists are liberals. Subsidizing things is a liberal policy, and it’s killing the environment. Hyyyyypocrites….

                • Lord Rogue the Third says:

                  Aw, screw this, let’s just get back to eating kids.
                  Er… I mean, the SUBJECT of eating kids.

                • Hairy a.k.a. Manfred. says:

                  True, i am not an economist. And i know this is almost impossible to realize.
                  But as they want people to stop smoking (which i do) they should add tax on it.
                  So they make money and the world gets morally better. Even though eating an animal is not wrong to me because it is a living being, even though i think they
                  still are not treating them right. Calves in crates and stuff..

                  I don’t eat them for what i just said.

                  • Skwerlly Bob says:

                    Make Money? To make the world Morally better?

                    Should we TAX MURDER? $1,000,000.00/murder?

                    I could continue this silliness, but hopefully you get
                    the point; You can control behavior with Taxes.

                    Perhaps you can curb a behavior somewhat, but to
                    Tax it to make it go away makes the Tax go away.
                    Self defeating.

                    • Admiral Apparent says:

                      Taxing meat would not work. If sustainable practices were used to bring meat to the table, the price of meat would be high enough that people would not eat meat three times a day. We’d all be happier and healthier.

                    • Arthur Eld says:

                      When it’s done intelligently, taxes can influence behaviour. I think the high taxes on alcohol they have in Scandinavia work pretty well. It was the same for Russia, if I remember correctly. Their death toll due to drinking dropped when the tax was heightened. Same here with taxes on several products that pollute the planet (one-way bottles, gas…).

                      • Admiral Apparent says:

                        Sorry, I meant taxing would not be accepted by the populace. There is no need for it in this case. Putting an end to the unsafe and unsustainable practices, like the use of congested feedlots, would be sufficient.

                        • Arthur Eld says:

                          Dunno about the US, but here we had an incredible increase of ‘Bio’ products of all kinds. Bio vegetables, bio cleaning products, bio meat… You’re only allowed to call something ‘bio’ when you met strict standards during the production process.
                          Meat has to be from free-range animals fed with natural fodder and so on. Nowadays almost every store has bio-products and they’re popular – even though they cost more. I’d say LOWER the taxes on these products! Who wouldn’t buy them if they’re healthier AND cheaper?

            • Arthur Eld says:

              *nods*
              It’s always the same with certain people who believe that they’re right on something they consider to be the key issue in life. Militancy. Sad.

              • Hairy a.k.a. Manfred. says:

                I know i will make almost no difference. But when more people stop eating
                meat there will be difference.

                And i don’t judge someone for what they think or belive in.. only when it’s: FIRST! photoshoped, pixels.. (you know the deal)

    • Blog Ninja (blogmonster) says:

      *hides half-eaten gifted child behind back*
      MMtthh! Whatthh do you meanthth!

    • mack says:

      I still say meat is the tastiest vegetable.

    • Your not helping the “Im not a hippie” case.

  19. Gothixemo says:

    I’m late for being first!
    D:

    I tried this book, my IQ is now 500.

    • LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

      Can I borrow it? My funds are all tied up in the worldwide “DOWN WITH BACONLUBE” movement.

  20. C says:

    Fails are voted for idiots. There have been quite a few posts that have been called fails because the person who posted it and the people who voted for it are just too dense to get the joke.

  21. Adam says:

    According to Amazon, this is a book of humor. Regardless of whether or not it’s actually funny, there’s only one adequate response to this information: FAIL Blog: FAIL!!!

  22. sir givemhel says:

    I’m pretty sure that’s photoshopped. The font color and size on the bottom doesn’t match that of the top.

  23. Aja says:

    Something to read for Venus Flytrap.

  24. aye says:

    Sense of humour fail by the submitter. The book is satirical.

  25. boycalled says:

    I’ve read the book, ate the kids, now I’m off to get a PhD in Computer Science!
    I hear all the best one’s have them.

  26. hnns says:

    definitely.

    book publicity WIN.

  27. one zero one one zero zero one says:

    I’m currently looking forward to the sequel:
    How to Lower Your IQ to Fit In More by Regurgitating Gifted Children
    I hear it’s a real page-turner!
    *refreshes amazon books again and again and again and again and again*

  28. Ben says:

    Uh, the title is intentional. It’s a satirical work! Submitter FAIL.

  29. JobforJake says:

    I find that gifted children Are not all that tasty. Too much Dry wit and Megalomania

  30. Great Scott says:

    *Delurk* So I just wanted to stop by and say that as much fun as the fails are, half the time I more enjoy all the comments by you FB regulars. (WhoaNellie, Avis, Dragonwriter, fluffy the fish, Emperor, Skwerlly Bob, dianatheinsane, BOGGY, scannerdan, Aja, Admiral Apparent, BondFan, and many more to numerous to list!)
    So here’s to all of you, keep it up and don’t let the Trolls get you down!

  31. Redhead says:

    All I can say to that is, EWWWWWWWWWW!

  32. Luke says:

    Is this a fail? I mean, it’s a satire book. This title was fully intentional, and meant to be humorous.

    KYAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA

  33. Grrz says:

    Hey guys, it’s a satire. Oh wait 48 trillion people already said that…

  34. ima kevin all over your face says:

    nom nom

  35. LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

    Dear failbloggers,
    forgive me for entering you into a meat good / meat bad and religious argument. It wasn’t my intention at all.
    -
    I was going to make a silly statement in hopes that we can get off the more serious subjects at hand but I can’t think of any.
    -
    Chocolate covered strawberries anyone?

  36. mushroom-tip says:

    Fake. The background is the same as the default wallpaper from Mac OSX.

  37. Hairy a.k.a. Manfred. says:

    My workday is over. See you tomorrow my dear failers.

  38. Emperor says:

    *adds Lewis B. Frumkes to list of known cannibals.*

  39. oblivious to the mass murder of special children to feed me at night says:

    dinner time!!!
    *looks around like something is wrong*
    what?

  40. Tony Bullard says:

    This is a real book. A satire book. So using this logic, failblog should post clips from the The Daily Show and mark it as “News Fail.”

  41. Kk says:

    I’ve read some of this book, actually… the guy who wrote it is interesting. Anyone want to know what it’s actually about? XD

    • LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

      We have already judged the book by its cover! :D BUT, you can tell us about it if you wish. Some may feel as though you are insulting their intelligence however. Just a disclaimer.

  42. Good thanks for the info

  43. Kk says:

    The author did some experiments by feeding insects dead bugs, and saw that some of the knowledge or brain of the dead animal, was absorbed by the one eating it. He jokingly thought that if someone were to eat a gifted kid, the same thing would happen.

    He’s just a bit special

  44. RockyRoader says:

    It’s a “file under Humor” kind of book, guys. No Fail.
    check it out on Amazon, and check the author’s other titles.

  45. But… but…but…. bt…. bt…. ohh…

  46. bushputz says:

    “Have you had lunch?”
    “Looks great, but I can’t. My doctor just put me on a low prodigy diet”

  47. Marius says:

    It’s a cookbook!!!!
    It’s a cookbook!!!!

  48. bambam says:

    this fail is a fail. the book was written by a humorist, look up amazon.

  49. LEILA Against Marketing BaconLube™ and FOR the Humane Treatment of *insert most relevant failblog creature here* says:

    I think Michael Jackson is seriously offended by this book. He has yet to make it public however.

  50. Grrz says:

    Hey, this just in, the book is actually satirical. Also, men like beer, women like shoes, and cats hate dogs.

  51. Overlord Urobourus (Five Star General of Failblog Trolling Division 1) says:

    Do you like your children baked, or fried?

  52. Mr.Hanky says:

    I love FB the comments are the best part! BTW I’m new here feel free to insult ha!

  53. JonJon says:

    worst failblog post in a long time

  54. Malrunus says:

    I just bought this book.

  55. BobbyMcGee says:

    This isn’t a fail. It’s a real book with a tongue-in-cheek title. The author is a satirist. Fail fail.

  56. Mo says:

    will it blend?

  57. Mreee says:

    I don’t see how this is fail if it was MEANT to be funny…

  58. Galhar says:

    WHAT?

  59. Dimorphism says:

    Fail? That sounds like without a doubt the best book ever written.

  60. fpage77 says:

    I’ll have a Billy with a side of Mandy to go please.

  61. fpage77 says:

    I have a even better comment………

    We now know why Sally Struthers was spokesman for Feed the Children.

  62. pootpoot says:

    Kind of a fail fail.

  63. zander2 says:

    Hey, I wrote that book!
    It actually works to!
    It’s a shame to see it being made fun of!

    Lol just kidding.

  64. Sven says:

    What do you think the title was supposed to say? Ir it it actually “How to raise your IQ by eating gifted children”?

  65. chez says:

    Just stay away from Alex’s meat and the jam that tastes like grandma. You don’t want to know what those do to you…

  66. Delta Sierra says:

    Now you see why book snobs like me have such a problem with self-publish (aka vanity press) titles.

    • -k says:

      this isn’t vanity press. It’s a semi-modern (written in the early 80′s) book of satirical essays. The essay the book title comes from is a play on Johnathon Swift’s 1729 essay “A Modest Proposal.” If you’re truly a literary snob you’d actually appreciate this book.

  67. -k says:

    HEY! that isn’t fail! That’s been one of my favorite books for like 30 years! (go joke!) it’s full of satire and sarcasm. a very good read.

  68. Meredith Allison says:

    Legitimacy WIN. Sitting in the warehouses of Amazon.com and waiting to be shipped to your front door. Background design FAIL?

  69. Caitlin says:

    You know, this book is a satire. It’s suppose to be like this.

  70. Greg says:

    I’m not sure if anyone noticed but the title is on purpose, its a satire of modern America.

  71. Rosandra says:

    Actually, it is a real book…

    Per Amazon:
    Lewis Burke Frumkes, one of America’s very best satirists, sharpens his pen on the fads, fears, and fashions of the urban landscape. Here are 49 hilarious ways to cope with them…And, of course, raise your I.Q. with a delicious “Gifted Child Fricassee.”

    Reminds me of Jonathan Swift’s “A Modest Proposal.” Do they still teach that in school or did I just have a warped teacher?

  72. Akbar says:

    I can’t say anything

  73. Ceefax says:

    How do these things actually get put on the front page? What next, “HAHAHA, LOOK AT THIS FAIL! THEY ACCIDENTLY CALLED THIS BOOK HOW TO LOSE FRIENDS AND IRRITATE PEOPLE BY MISTAKE INSTEAD OF HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS AND INFLUENCE PEOPLE! LOL WHAT MORONS FAIL FAIL LOL”

    • Ceefax says:

      I was going to actually ask if people were going to start labelling joke presents like inflatable dartboards as a fail, but then I realised we’d already been there, sadly.

  74. Ramfis says:

    So, do you like, absorb the smarts by osmosis?

  75. duckbutt says:

    I looked at this for a good minute thinking it was a word placement fail. Can’t believe this is an actual book! Satire win!

  76. Caleb says:

    What was the actual title of the book?

  77. Pyro says:

    I hope you guys realize that the author is a satirical writer. If you read the first few pages given in the preview of the book on some store sites, its actually quite funny. You have to keep in mind at some parts that it was written in the 70′s.
    Aside from facts, that’s the best title for a book EVER!

  78. Gifted Child says:

    I no longer feel safe
    >.>

  79. ElWray says:

    Cannibal Win…

  80. Anonymous says:

    There can be only one!!!

  81. phoenix_paradox says:

    LOL a perfect reading for Dr. Hannibal Lecter!!!!

  82. Mega says:

    Real book. Satire. Not really a fail.

  83. Sarah says:

    Not fake. It’s listed on Amazon.com. It’s a satire. “People who bought this book also bought ‘Pride and Prejudice and Zombies’”

  84. Spaz says:

    Satire is truly dead.

  85. MoonHitler says:

    It’s not really a fail, considering it’s meant to say that; it is actually called ‘How to raise your IQ by eating gifted children’.

  86. MoonHitler says:

    Oh, didn’t see Sarah’s comment.

  87. hyper says:

    wat a fail…

  88. spam lister says:

    Did a google search. It’s not fake, it’s a comedic book.

  89. sam says:

    This isn’t a fail-
    It’s a satire.
    Silly.

  90. Sue says:

    photoshopped? O-o
    either way, i still lol’d ><

  91. Chris says:

    It’s a spoof book – check out the Amazon.com review. Who’s the f*ing fail?

  92. lol says:

    This is a humor book, I read about it somewhere

  93. lol says:

    l2satire failblog

  94. i dont get how this could be interpreted any other way…

  95. 600th says:

    600th whoo

  96. bob says:

    NO DONT EAT ME!!!!!!!!!!1

    (YES IM A GIFTED CHILD)

  97. thephantombloggerstrikes says:

    John and Kate, I have bad news for you. But on the bright side I scored
    a million on my SATs.

    #38

  98. Madison says:

    Idk y, but I think I just died of laughter. xD

  99. Madison says:

    He’re’s the first chapter of the book:
    How to Cook the Unlucky Gifted Child
    First, you must find a gifted child. Go to your local kids hangout. Like a playground, school parkinglot, etc… Don’t go to Chuckee Cheese because they have kid check stamps. Once you have found a child that is plump and gifted you must capture the child and rape him/her. Threaten any witnesses, so they won’t tell the cops.
    Once you have gotten your fat gifted child, take him/her to your residence. Remember to tie the child up and tape their mouth. Preheat your oven to 345 degrees. Once that is done untie your gifted child and put him/her on an oven pan. Season your gifted child with whatever sounds appealing. Kill him/her with a gunshot. If anyone hears do the same thing you did at the site you found your gifted child: threaten them. Remove his/her internal organs. Put the child in the oven and bake for 2:15.

    Once you are done baking, put your gifted child on a platter and decorate with whatever sounds appealing. Now you are ready to enjoy your gifted child! :)
    The next chapter will focus on how to digest the food and numerous recipies…
    -_-

  100. anonymous says:

    its funny when a “fail blog” fails

  101. out of context says:

    this book itself is the joke. its a satire.

  102. MacKenzie says:

    I bet they taste great with bacon! 8D

  103. flymousechiu says:

    ouch….
    my iq’s 144, and i am 14…


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