Stealing stuff from your neighbour's backyard is known as Snow Dropping in Australia. While the term covers hose fittings and patio furniture, it mainly refers to clothing. Due to the warm climate, most Australians hang their washing outside on a clothesline overnight to dry. This cuts the cost of running a dryer, and the savings can be put towards purchasing new clothes when you find yours missing in the morning. It's not uncommon to see a neighbour mowing his lawn in your favourite jeans and t-shirt. With your lawn mower.
Thorne's second book is just as stupid, irreverent, and hilarious as his first.
The Sydney Morning Herald
Instantly engaging and incredibly funny.
★★★★★
Publishers Weekly
Guaranteed to give your stomach muscles a workout.
The Daily Telegraph
| David Thorne is an Australian humourist, satirist, and New York Times bestselling author. His work has been featured on Have I got News for You, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and The Late Show with Craig Ferguston. He has worked as a graphic designer, copywriter, branding consultant and creative director, and describes working in the desing industry as the least creative experience of his life. |