If a book about failures doesn't sell, is it a success?

Is it the intent of the author for the book to be a failure itself, or merely to be an exposition ABOUT failure?

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Maximus wrote: »

Non_Stop wrote: »

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sw33tp3a11 wrote: »

Only female mosquitoes bite people...

So what to the males do? Watch football?

And provide mosquito penis. Or penii?

Well, since they don't bite, they won't have blood, which means no erection.

Lol male mosquitoes don't need blood for that or anything else.

On their down time they do watch football, but they spend most of their time trying to find mates. Kinda like male humans.

Maximus wrote: »

sw33tp3a11 wrote: »

Maximus wrote: »

Non_Stop wrote: »

Maximus wrote: »

sw33tp3a11 wrote: »

Only female mosquitoes bite people...

So what to the males do? Watch football?

And provide mosquito penis. Or penii?

Well, since they don't bite, they won't have blood, which means no erection.

Lol male mosquitoes don't need blood for that or anything else.

On their down time they do watch football, but they spend most of their time trying to find mates. Kinda like male humans.

So posting on MFP and sending pics of their junk on KIK?

I heard Sparkpeople has been invaded by them. Maybe you can go ask that over there. I just know facts

Cindy4FunFit wrote: »

Yes, because it provided a most excellent example. And everyone will fail to know. Making us all successful failures in a way. It's a non-movement.

But a non-movement that's gaining steady momentum.

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