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The Dangerous Book for Middle-Aged Men

A Manual for Managing the Mid-Life Crisis

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Your partner has just crossed into his 35/40/45/50s, and it's clear he’s not as interested in Emmerdale anymore. He’s started dressing like Jeremy Clarkson, hoisting his jeans higher, and has invested in a home gym endorsed by George Clooney. You’ve noticed the arrival of Harley Davidson brochures in discreet brown envelopes, and he seems to be sucking in his beer gut when chatting with his teenage secretary. His grey sideburns are now suspiciously brownish-black, a telltale sign of hair dye, and you catch him rummaging through your face cream in the morning. Ladies, beware—the male menopause has arrived. This is the mid-life crisis phase, where your partner might secretly stash a Scalextric track in the attic, buy an electric guitar, and insist on playing "Smoke On The Water" for the cat at all hours. Suddenly, he’s unashamedly enthusiastic about everything, coming home weekly with new obsessions. Dangerous Men don’t just cook—they COOK, splurging on truffles that cost $400 for one, insisting they must be from the right region of France, and serving them with blowfish, inspired by a James Bond DVD you found in the Sunday paper.

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The Dangerous Book for Middle-Aged Men, David Quantick

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Rok vydania
2009
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Titul
The Dangerous Book for Middle-Aged Men
Podtitul
A Manual for Managing the Mid-Life Crisis
Jazyk
anglicky
Rok vydania
2009
Väzba
pevná
Počet strán
240
ISBN10
1848092008
ISBN13
9781848092006
Série
Hodnotenie
3,4 z 5
Anotácia
Your partner has just crossed into his 35/40/45/50s, and it's clear he’s not as interested in Emmerdale anymore. He’s started dressing like Jeremy Clarkson, hoisting his jeans higher, and has invested in a home gym endorsed by George Clooney. You’ve noticed the arrival of Harley Davidson brochures in discreet brown envelopes, and he seems to be sucking in his beer gut when chatting with his teenage secretary. His grey sideburns are now suspiciously brownish-black, a telltale sign of hair dye, and you catch him rummaging through your face cream in the morning. Ladies, beware—the male menopause has arrived. This is the mid-life crisis phase, where your partner might secretly stash a Scalextric track in the attic, buy an electric guitar, and insist on playing "Smoke On The Water" for the cat at all hours. Suddenly, he’s unashamedly enthusiastic about everything, coming home weekly with new obsessions. Dangerous Men don’t just cook—they COOK, splurging on truffles that cost $400 for one, insisting they must be from the right region of France, and serving them with blowfish, inspired by a James Bond DVD you found in the Sunday paper.