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Meet David Earl Faulkner, a fifty-something college-educated businessman with a wonderful wife and well-adjusted kids. But his judgment isn’t always that great: He buys a strip club on a whim, invents a humongous brassiere designed to sneak beer into college football games, argues with a forestry student about which side of a tree is officially the front, and talks his way into a colonoscopy and an endoscopy during the same doctor visit. Not to mention the brand-new air conditioner he destroys while trying to silence a noisy possum, and the thousands of aluminum cans he gives to a friend on Super Bowl Sunday.
In David Earl’s ABCs (Adventures, Beer, and Characters), author Mike Windham narrates fifty bite-size tales that will not only leave you laughing out loud, but provide you with all kinds of ideas on how to spice up your marriage, career, your next hunting trip, your next barbecue, and your next appliance purchase. Read a few at a time, or, for maximum enjoyment, read all fifty in one sitting and start over as soon as possible! |
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