I Think I Can See Where You’re Going Wrong is a collection of, ahem, “humorous” comments made by members of the public on The Guardian’s open forum, Comment Is Free.
Here are some sample comments:
Why on earth would anyone use Microsoft Internet Explorer if they had a choice?
On Bradley Wiggins: This man was knighted for riding a bike? The mind boggles.
So how does Spider-Man become Spider-Man then? Something to do with a spider I bet?
University Challenge is pretty much the only thing on TV that’s worth watching.
To be fair, there are some mildly amusing comments sprinkled here and there:
I think Lance Armstrong should be applauded for winning the Tour de France. When I took shed loads of drugs I couldn’t even find my bicycle.
This 3D printed Keanu Reeves doll actually has more facial expressions than the real one.
I didn’t know Keanu Reeves HAD three dimensions?
I Think… is more of a coffee-table book that you'd page through listlessly than something you’d be able to read like a novel. But even so, it’s not the greatest of concepts. If you want to read dumbass comments, go on any website with a comments thread and have a browse through the inanity below - I highly recommend Youtube for some really mental people! More than anything, I Think… reminds you why comment is free, because what’s said on these sites is worthless.
I Think I Can See Where You're Going Wrong: And Other Wise and Witty Comments from Guardian Readers
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