
The Darwin Awards III
Survival of the Fittest
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Narrado por:
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Christopher Graybill
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Patrick Lawlor
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Julie Schaller
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De:
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Wendy Northcutt
From the sheriff who unintentionally shot himself twice, to the insurance defrauder who amputated his leg with a chainsaw; from a farmer who avoided bee stings by sealing his head in a plastic bag, to the man crushed by the branch he'd just severed; The Darwin Awards III proves again that when it comes to stupidity, we are the most advanced species on the planet.
Don't miss the other volumes of the Darwin Awards.©2003 Wendy Northcutt (P)2003 Listen & Live Audio, Inc.Listeners also enjoyed...




















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"This collection of true stories is so funny that you may find yourself close to earning a Darwin yourself if you listen while driving. This is due both to the clear prose in which Northcutt describes the events and to the way narrators Graybill, Lawlor, and Schaller deliver these stories. Each has a tongue-in-cheek delivery that allows the humor to shine through. Each pauses for effect when necessary, or simply when someone has done something so stupid as to stun the reader into silence." (AudioFile)
Listening to this, I got that much-needed ego boost. Just the thing to listen to after getting laid off!
Mostly Funny
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What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
Possibly if it were read by someone who thought the material was funny, rather than two people who took turns sounding bored.Has The Darwin Awards III turned you off from other books in this genre?
Other Darwin Awards books? YesOtehr Comady bookds? No
Would you be willing to try another one of the narrators’s performances?
NoYou didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?
I think it mayl have been funny in printAny additional comments?
I've heard peopel on podcasts and radio quote things from the Darwin Awards .. and it was very funny. Partly becasue the DJ or Podcaster thought it was funny and it showed in their voices .. which added to the expectation that what they were saying was about to get really funny.These two sounded like they were reading from a college textbook. And they were definitely READING from something, not presenting the inforamtion in any smooth, natural speaking kind of way. They ruined the whole thing.
Lost in translation
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