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F*cking History: 111 Lessons You Should Have Learned in School

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The Captain

4 Hours 8 Minutes

Penguin Audio

August 2020

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History that doesn't suck: Smart, crude, and hilariously relevant to modern life.

Those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it. Too bad it's usually boring as sh*t. Enter The Captain, the ultimate storyteller who brings history to life (and to your life) in this hilarious, intelligent, brutally honest, and crude compendium to events that happened before any of us were born.

The entries in this compulsively readable book bridge past and present with topics like getting ghosted, handling haters, and why dog owners rule (sorry, cat people). Along the way you'll get a glimpse of Edith Wharton's sex life, dating rituals in Ancient Greece, catfishing in 500 BC, medieval flirting techniques, and squad goals from Catherine the Great.

You'll learn why losing yourself in a relationship will make you crazy--like Joanna of Castile, who went from accomplished badass to Joanna the Mad after obsessing over a guy known as Philip the Handsome. You'll discover how Resting Bitch Face has been embraced throughout history (so wear it proudly). And you'll see why it's never a good idea to f*ck with powerful women--from pirate queens to diehard suffragettes to Cleo-f*cking-patra.

People in the past were just like us--so learn from life's losers and emulate the badasses. The Captain shows you how.

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  • Julie S.

    They used a no no word

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  • Terry H.

    Given the title, I expected some coarse language along with the comedy. But the "F" word was used over and over for no reason except possible shock value. Seems to have been written for adolescent boys. Not very funny. Repeditive: Odd or savage tidbit from history, followed by cheesy joke "Remember that next time you're . . . ."

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  • Holly S.

    Awful language and no basis to the advice

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