Stoned, Naked, and Looking in My Neighbor's Window : The Best Confessions from GroupHug.us

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Summary: GroupHug Addict
Review: As I said, I am virtually addicted to the grouphug.us website, spending perhaps an average of 25 minutes a day there and having made perhaps a dozen confessions. I anxiously awaited the release of the book, and, while it was not a disappointment, it lacked some of the raw material and strange spelling and formatting that make the site so good. Also I had already seen many of the confessions in the book. The advantage of the book, especially to people unfamiliar with the website, is that it separates the chaff from the good, original confessions. I was also happy with the narrative that the author, Gabriel Jeffrey, proovided because it made the site more personal and I had long wondered about the identity of the creator.

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Summary: Addictive
Review: I just bought this book today since the few entries I came across when I was flipping through it were hilarious. After reading more, I've discovered that they are mostly just depressing, but I can't stop reading. It's really good, extremely interesting, and I've been inspired to go confess.

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Summary: a common ground for all
Review: i've been going to grouphug.us for years now, it's the best place to go when you need a little pick me up. i have learned that people are truely psycho. that fact alone makes me feel 10x better about the things i've done.
when i found out that there was a book published, i had to go buy it right away. i am so glad that i did. this is one of the funniest things i have ever read. i have passed it around to many of my friends, they all agree that it is awesome. it was the best christmas present i have ever found. no matter what people are interested in, they all adore this book. i have three copies of this; one in my bedroom, one on my coffee table, and one in my bathroom.
i suggest you buy this book if you want a good laugh or if you want to learn about the bizarre behavior of you neighbors.

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Summary: You have no idea what people are up to
Review: This book caught my eye on a table at a bookstore. Cool cover, whacked-out title, let's take a look. What a mind-blower! I had never been to the anonymous confession website this book is taken from (I have now, since reading the book), and you can't believe some of the things people will confess to doing, thinking, saying, just because it's completely anonymous and no one will ever find out. The site carries random reviews identified only by number. It's fun to click around, but I prefer the book, STONED, NAKED, & LOOKING IN MY NEIGHBOR'S WINDOW. First, it's organized by "sin," so if I want to read 50 confessions all about sex, they're all together. Second, these seem to be the best, coolest, most outrageous confessions from the site, so the book cuts through all the dross and serves up the juiciest bits. I keep a copy in the bathroom, and I've bought about five of them as X-mas presents.