Charles Keithley Thomas

Worm Chow II Charles Keithley Thomas

Providence once gathered up all the wisdom of mankind into one place. Then she dug a small hole and buried it. The King's speech is mostly air. But you should give careful attention to every word. For the King's dungeon is solid stone. A great man may swim in society as a great fish swims in the sea. A small man may suffer the same fate as the small fish. Sit down for another helping of 100 satirical snippets, irreverent observations, antagonistic advice, dark humor, and sarcastic poetry. From politics to religion, from romance to nature no subject is safe from this collection of gallows wisdom and fatal philosophy. Worm Chow is the end of all of humankind's philosophies as it is the final destination of philosophers and kings, of priests and poets, of warriors and scoundrels. Worm Chow shows us that while each will find their eventual place in History's great compost heap, we still have something to laugh about, ourselves.