Celebrities, Democrats, Republicans, religion, the media: no target is safe from Bill Maher's searing wit. This collection of Maher's new and best loved observations about the world around us, along with some modest tips for its improvement is incisive, hard hitting and uproariously funny. From pondering whether life would be better if the inside of the microwave didn't look like a Jackson Pollock painting to complaints about the church's abstention from paying tax, Maher brings a sense of realism and humour to these reflections on the insane paradoxes of modern life.