Not too good ( )

I found this book really funny, laugh out loud and have people on the bus giving you funny looks funny. ( )

Written at the height on Tim Allen's fame in 1995 this book is definitely a product of its time. I can imagine the vast majority of purchases were fathers day & christmas gifts for dads whom children & wives knew not what to buy.

There's a few laughs but by and large it's rather boring anecdotes, indifferent memories and dated observations. You do learn he was in jail though and there is a few interesting jail stories from such. ( )

I like Tim Allen, and this book was amusing. Its basically like Tim Allen on Home Improvement. The book is filled with macho man type reasoning and the differences between the way men and women think.

One thing I can't figure out is if this is his true self, or was he writing this in character. Guys will probably like this book, women won't get so much out of it. A must for the Tim Allen fan. ( )

The ultimate Guy's Bible! I believe it to be only chapter one because Tim did not get to all of the topics that concern men. He hits pretty close to home with how men feel and think with this book. He also delivers it with his usuall He-man humor. Can you grunt like a guy?

He gives a wonderful perspective of what men think about Women, and not necessarily about women themselves. He gives good pointers to have guys avoid the pitfalls of life. And most importantly, he gives pretty adequet feelings about men's emotions during all of the challenges men go through with themselves, peers and of course the opposite sex.

Many of his observations are pretty keen. The one area where he got it wrong however, is that he generalizes all women. He obviously has not met my wife. I say this because I believe that I married the coolest chick on earth. She is not into sports but she will sit there and keep me company with a beer in her hands. Very unlike the women Tim describes. ( )