The Complete Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook


The worst of the worst, all in one place! This deluxe desk reference includes a hardbound volume of the most popular scenarios from all 11 Worst-Case Scenario handbooks, plus the entire contents of all the books on a fully searchable CD. Avoid the perils of mountain lions and blind dates, avalanches and teenage driving lessons, runaway golf carts and Christmas turkeys on firea remedy for every crisis the worst-case experts have anticipated is now only a click away. The CD also contains newly cre

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    E. Kim
    20 of 22 people found the following review helpful
    3.0 out of 5 stars
    Know your reader – some parts may not be appropriate for young ones, July 29, 2010
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    E. Kim (Hewitt, TX) –
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    This review is from: The Complete Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook (Hardcover)

    Although the book has loads of useful/interesting/obscure information, some of it may not be appropriate for young boys or girls. The book definitely has helpful information that can be useful to know in certain situations; however, there are other parts of the book that tell how to “pad” (i.e. lie, which is not appropriate for anyone…) about your resume, where to hide bribe money during a riot (e.g. “in your crotch”), and issues regarding sex and reproduction. Although my son enjoyed a lot of the book, I find that some of these issues (e.g. how to deal with “wedding night jitters” and the “birds and the bees speech”) are not appropriate for him to read about on his own (yet). Parents, as always, should be involved in what their kids are reading, and this book is no exception. I am writing this to help other parents to be alert to issues raised and covered in this book.

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    Flap Jackson "Sky Is Burning, But At Least We...
    10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    For All Those Times You Wanted To Know What To Do When Your Elevator Was On The Freefall, September 16, 2008
    This review is from: The Complete Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook (Hardcover)

    Do you feel your child is about to go into the world without all the “necessary” skills? Do you feel your loved one isn’t adequately prepared to face life’s most daunting challenges? Have you ever wondered what to do if you’re stuck on a raising drawbridge? Are you so paranoid that you look for an escape to every situation? If you answered yes to any and/or all of these questions, then buy this book, NOW! This is your bible to every worst-case situation that life may throw at you, and more.

    But don’t think this is strictly a humor book, and sure it may contain some of that, like how to escape from a costumed character/mascot, or you should escape a meeting by crawling under the table, but there’s plenty of serious entries to go along. For example, if your elevator is plummeting, something I fear all the time, then you should lie flat on your stomach to distribute the force. They do go to experts for many of these entries, and although I wouldn’t like to test any of them, I’m sure they’re pretty useful in the situation.

    It’s the best-of the long-time series, sure to help with most any predicament you may find yourself in. And for further reference, this edition contains a CD with ever scenario, in full, complete with a few wallpapers and screensavers for good measure. Just be warned, every scenario is in Adobe Acrobat format, which I hate since it’s such a difficult program to navigate.

    Overall, you can’t go wrong in giving this as a gift to somebody, whether you’re giving it to them for practical or enjoyment purposes. I highly recommend it for any rainy day, paranoid people, or anybody who just ever wondered what to do if… well, you get the point.

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    Nick G.
    6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    I just eat this stuff up…, February 9, 2008
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    Nick G. (Las Vegas, NV USA) –

    This review is from: The Complete Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook (Hardcover)

    I just eat this stuff up, I really do. It covers a great variety of subjects and there is in fact applicable information for anybody (not just for stunt doubles and dare devils). It’s way fun to read and share; gives great ice breakers. Also provides great delineation of what to remember, if you really do encounter one of the given situations. I found it more comedic than anything else, but it definitely is well written by pros. All in all, it was a fun buy.

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