Funny at times but really leaned into the low hanging fruit and tried to make a fruit salad out of it. I can take a few pages of fart jokes not nine.

Read this on a recommendation by a friend. A light, quick read, it's funny if you're not easily offended. Takes an alphabetical look at manliness (ex: A is for Ass-kicking, P is for Pirates, etc.)It enjoys stomping on the fine line between politically incorrect satire and just flat out political incorrectness.

Men are awesome, and we do some awesomely cool stuff. All explained in the book...

For a casual read; good bathroom material. Humorous yet rather obscene in parts, a must read for any man! Pseudo-misogynistic ladies, so watch out ;)

Perhaps the most unabashedly sexist thing I've ever read. Many parts of it were hilarious to the point of 5 stars; but many other parts were just downright unfunny. Hence the middle-o-the-road rating (though now that I think of it, 3 out of 5 stars is technically better than average. Why can't we have a 6 star system, the better to signify a so-so status?) Anyway: thanks guy! I'm sure all your sexism is merely a parody.

This book is pure awesome, shaped into a book, with a cover of bacon and beef jerky. It will kick you ass it's so good, and you'll come back begging for more. The truth espoused within its pages should be required reading for people the world over, simply to ensure the continuation of life as we know it on this planet.

This is probably one of the worst things I have seen written down on paper. I got this book secondhand and I am choosing not to keep it. I read a few chapters and skimmed the book. I don't think my opinion would change if I read it in depth. So many people are claiming this is satire and that Maddox is a brilliant satirist (also a claim by him, himself) and that his website is really great as well. While he does sometimes partake in satire, satire requires an object you are making fun of and highlight the stupidity of. This book does not have that object. He takes masculinity to its extremes, including being a horrible person because of it, but who is he highlighting the stupidity of? He actually does feel the way he is in this book, though a bit more toned down. He is a sexist prick who views women as objects. If anything, he is highlighting his own stupidity. It seems like everyone has forgotten, or never learned, the definition of satire. This book is old, and it has not aged well, however I think this is still disgusting for 2006. I am honestly surprised the ratings are as high as they are. I am only reviewing this negatively because it needs to be said since there aren't a lot of people doing so. I think the worst part of the book was the guide on how to sexually assault women. I am wishing the best for the women in this man's life (if there are any) and that they get far far away from him. I am also wishing the best for the women/victims in the lives of men who review this positively (if they exist) who also take the time to massively self-report how horrible they are.

Its pretty clear this is one of those self mocking books good for cheap laughts but at some points I can´t help but think the writer believes in the bullshit hes spewing. Some of the jokes are pretty funny and some give the impression this was written by a 16 year old middle schooler whose been left back one to many times who woke up one day and decided to write a book after being inspired by old ´´the man show´´ reruns

OK. Yeah. It's funny in his own little twisted sense of humor, but it's not a book to be taken seriously. It's stupidity, really and the handbook for macho men (read: the most obnoxious and ridiculously narcissistic male figures in the world). So, yea, for a cheap laugh, read it. No other reason.

He has a funny and interesting website. The book is awful. Avoid at all costs.

So this book was pretty hilarious. It goes through each letter of the alphabet and talks about the manliest thing that begins with each letter:

A is for Ass Kicking
C is for Copping a Feel
L is for Lumberjacks...

etc. It's written by the guy with the best page in the universe (google it). Amusingly vulgar and sexist and awesome.

Crude, despicable, completely tasteless...and downright hilarious. A longtime fan of Maddox’s “The Best Page in the Universe,” I knew full well what to expect on this twenty-six topic exploration of life from the raw male perspective. As a woman with a tough skin and a good sense of humor, I found Maddox’s novel no less than a work of genius. But as for the faint-of-heart…consider yourself warned.

I can't believe I used to read Maddox. I can't believe I bought this book, had it delivered to my home. I can't believe that at one point in my life, this was the only book I had in my apartment that wasn't a college textbook and an abridged version of Les Miserables.

It really comes from another era of internet humor: a single tone of useless joke that makes fun of itself for existing. I don't even think I liked it when I had it, I just enjoyed the novelty of it. Sometimes things are like that.

Still, I have a fondness for this little book and some of its humor that is definitely more about me than the book itself.