About Britney Spears and Male Genitalia--an Anthropological Treatise

About Britney Spears and Male Genitalia--an Anthropological Treatise

by Mark David King

41 pages· 2008· ISBN 9781435726130

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The young poet Jelly Roll does forge an academic opinion upon the varying sizes of male genitalia; furthermore, he bonds with his older brother in order save to him from self pity and possible suicide due to a horrible complex concerning his private parts; indeed, this is teen angst at its most majestic; plus, a true work in the field of maybe even social science. And of course, Britney is here, glowing with iconic imagery. Check out author's other titles: 1.) How to practice White Magic 2.) Sean Hannity's theocracy; plus, Virgin Mary LIVES! 3.) Werewolf Slut 4.) Dana Dickson battles Lindsay Lohan: Jelly Roll's Poem Too, here is this: www.myspace.com/mark16715

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