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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Legen...wait for it...Dary!,
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This review is from: Playbook: Suit Up. Score Chicks. Be Awesome (Paperback)
Sexy times all around. Awesome book, awesome-r time reading it. Buy it! That is all.
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4.7 out of 5 stars (41 customer reviews) 14 of 16 people found the following review helpful
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Suit Up!,
By Ryan Matthews "montvil" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Playbook: Suit Up. Score Chicks. Be Awesome (Paperback)
This is a hilarious read, another gem from the 'How I Met Your Mother' series. The "plays" Barney Stinson uses to pick up women would not work on a girl with half a brain in real life, but nevertheless, it's fun to think about trying to pull off some of these moves on girls. You take it for what it is-- a great extension of a great episode of the show. The ones featured on the show are there: "The Mrs. Stinsfire", "The My Penis Grants Wishes", "The Cheap Trick", "The Scuba Diver", "The He's Not Coming", "The Snasa", "The Don't Drink That!", "The Ted Mosby", "The Scuba Diver", and among others, my personal favorite, "The Lorenzo Von Matterhorn."There are exactly 76 plays broken down into sections from the basic to the advanced. Each play has its own fact sheet. You're given a success rate, what type of woman the play attracts, the requirements to perform the play, the prep time, and the "bummers", which is a way of saying "but here's the catch." From there, the play is broken down into steps. The rest is self-explanatory. I won't explain any of the new plays in detail, but I'll give you a couple play names so as to build a little intrigue: - "The Little Orphan Barney" - "The Ghost" - "The Mannequin" - "The Confused Inheritor" - "The Ballet Defector" - "The Vampire" - "The I Can Land This Plane" - "The Trojan Lesbian" - "The Ghost Of Christmas Future" It carries much of the same type of humor as 'The Bro Code.' It follows common stereotype assumptions of men and women, leaves little remarks, anecdotes and/or tips at the end of some plays (and in between) and extensively uses sarcasm to make very obvious points. If you're a fan of 'The Bro Code', I highly recommend picking this up. It's creative and smart and I doubt would be offensive or repulsive in any way to anyone. As a matter of fact, I think it appeals just as much to women as it does men, especially those women who have been the target of some ridiculous pick-up scheme (I'm guessing that's somewhere in the range of most to all). After all, they're the "victims" in this, so to speak. Might as well make light of it. Like the show, 'The Playbook' is well thought out, well executed, and well... just plain quirky. Hopefully it wins your praise as well. Note: The episode this book is based on is called 'The Playbook.' It's episode 8 of Season 5 and the 96th of the series. Grade: A+ 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Bro! Suit up!!,
By BBB "Brad" - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Playbook: Suit Up. Score Chicks. Be Awesome (Paperback)
How could you not love this stuff. Too funny. The HIMYM writers are great. Love the show. Love the books. Barney is great. Ted is a tool. See if you can find this at like half price books or something. I know it's really cheap already but still... It's such a fast funny read you can easily read the entire thing in the bathroom in one morning. Borrow it from a Bro.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
As quality as Barney on the show,
By Regina Phalange - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Playbook: Suit Up. Score Chicks. Be Awesome (Paperback)
Barney Stinson is the greatest character on How I Met Your Mother, no doubt about it. This book simply provides more for those Barney fans who can't get enough of him on the show. However, it is not as good as "The Bro Code" so I only rated it a four star item. Pick this up if you like the Bro Code!
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