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"My tendency to make up stories and lie compulsively for the sake of my own amusement takes up a good portion of my day and provides me with a peace of mind not easily attainable in this economic climate."--Chelsea Handler, from Chapter 10 of Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang It's no lie: Chelsea... read more

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  • - Woman tells stories about her life

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  • Even when it’s at the expense of others, it’s important to laugh. Laugh loudly, laugh often, and most important, laugh at yourself.
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  • You slice the bagel, scoop out all the carb-infested middle, then toast what’s left, and pile on light cream cheese, tomatoes, and cucumbers, and a hint of fresh lemon juice.
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  • To Chelsea, discovering an unattended, unlocked computer is like finding a giant bowl of dicks. She can’t keep her hands off it.
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  • My mom didn’t mind if we cursed, as long as it was casual and we didn’t use curse words as verbs or in anger. She told us life could be very disappointing at times, and if we were upset about the outcome of a soccer game or a D-plus on a math test, “Oh, fuck” was a perfectly acceptable way to express ourselves.
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  • That’s one of the first things you learn in business school. It’s hard to take a man seriously when you can see his nipples.
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  • I think I should mention a couple of things here. First, Chelsea is an insanely fast typist. She’s like one of those idiot savants you see on 60 Minutes who can’t tie their shoes but can play the shit out of Rachmaninoff on the piano. Chelsea can’t sing, can’t cook, and she looks like an asshole on the dance floor, but she can type like a coked-out court reporter with a plane to catch. I don’t know why or when she learned to type like that, but my guess is that in high school someone said, “We’re giving free abortions to the fastest typist in the room.”
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  • I would never lie; I willfully participate in a campaign of misinformation. —FOX MULDER
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  • You think Tina Turner didn’t jump every time Ike reached for the salt?
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  • Watching him apply sunscreen is like watching someone rub Ranch Dressing into a brown shag carpet.
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  • misanthrope with the maturity level of an eight-year-old who had to repeat the third grade several times. Am I pleased with myself? Sort of, but I am definitely not proud. I know that I should be more mature than I am, and I have sometimes tried to curb my behavior, but it never seems to take. I have to come to terms with what it is I have to offer the world, and obviously what it is isn’t mind-blowing.
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My name is Chelsea Handler and I am not proud of myself.

Table of Contents edit see section history

1. Zookeeper: Johnny Kansas
2. Pap Smears and Punctuation Marks: Stephanie Stehling
3. How to Make a Marriage Work: Heather McDonald
4. A Brother's Testimony: Roy Handler
5. My Name is Brad Wollack and I am Unattractive: Brad Wollack
6. Dial Tone, a Chelsea Specialty: Amber Mazzola
7. Go Lakers: Josh Wolf
8. Sisterly Love: Shoshana Handler
9. Eva Is My Name, Comedy Is My game: Eva Magdalenski
10. Lies and Other Things I Wish Were Lies: Amy Meyer
11. Pubescent and Adolescent Mendacity, 1985-1991: Glen Handler
12. Standards and Practices
13. Raise the Woof: Chunk

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  1. Chelsea Handler (Author)

First Edition edit see section history

Original Language: English
Publisher: A Chelsea Handler Book/Borderline Amazing Publishing an imprint of Grand Central Publishing
Country: USA
Publication Date: May 2011
ISBN: 978-1-455-50465-7
Page Count: 208

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