No More Mr. Nice Guy
Foreword
What exactly makes one a sorry muther fucker?
It’s not any one thing, but rather a culmination of things. It’s a state
of existence that exhibits total disregard for common decency, safety,
and concern for others. It’s a display of violence, hostility, and vulgarity.
It’s everything your mother tried to raise you not to be.
If you are reading this it’s either because you are bored half to tears
or you have decided that being a “nice guy” just hasn’t turned out the way
you hoped. Maybe life dealt you a shitty hand and you just want to
express your anger about it. It doesn’t matter.
Before you get started there are a few important warnings you need
to be aware of in the event you decide to try the things in this book.
If you are actually crazy enough to attempt anything written here, the
possibility of a lengthy prison sentence should be considered. (Unless
you are so fucking crazy that you can’t distinguish right from wrong, and
in that case, you shouldn’t be reading anything except the directions on
your bottle of Thorazine.)
Most people, at least the ones with firearms, will probably end up
putting you out of your misery in a most violent fashion.
You will definitely become friendless, homeless, and your family will
disown you.
If you don’t see the humor in this material, then you are too uptight
and no one likes you anyway.
This work is only intended for humor. If you take anything in it
seriously then you need to check into a psychiatric clinic. It was written
out of love of entertainment, especially when I found myself bored.
Besides, there are a lot of self-help books out there to teach you how to
live a good life. I haven’t seen one that explores the other half—at least
not a good one.
I’ve taken some pokes at certain towns, states, professions, and
people. I hope nobody takes insult to my work. That is not my intention.
If you find yourself pissed-off about what’s written here, please don’t
come and burn down my house. I only wrote this to entertain and I
apologize if you find yourself insulted.
I have a feeling, as you read this you will actually start to see a
resemblance to people you know or maybe even you. Here is my advice
to you:
If you know someone who resembles what’s written here, stay as far away from
them as possible as these are dangerous and unpredictable people. If they happen to
be someone you care about, or even yourself, immediately seek out professional help.
So now you’ve been warned.
Well, I hope you get a laugh or two and consider the cost of this book
money well-spent, and if it was a gift, be aware that someone may be
trying to send you a message.
Chapter 1
Get an Attitude
Let me ask you something. Have you ever called a nice person a sorry
muther fucker? Probably not.
Nice people are incapable of being SMF’s. I don’t know if it was from
good parenting or they just eat a lot of Valium and Xanax.
It doesn’t matter. You’re not reading this because you want to be a
good person. You’re reading this because you’re curious as to what this
business is all about. You’re reading this because you’re not sure that
being a nice guy is really working out for you anymore. Maybe you’ve
decided that the saying “Nice guys finish last” is actually true. Perhaps
you’ve decided to throw caution to the wind and explore your darker
side. Maybe you have given up on kindness and decency to pursue an
existence of sorriness and self-destruction.
If you’ll pay attention, review often, and follow the suggestions in this
book, I will do my best to successfully guide you to a new life of psychosis
and delusion. Occasionally, I will give examples, offer exercises to
perform, and even outright lie to you. Don’t worry; it’s all part of
becoming that certain something you want to be—a sorry muther fucker.
It’s hard to be a sorry muther fucker without the proper attitude. It’s
like anything else that requires a mind-set and outlook to provide the
tone for what you hope to accomplish. The difference is that what a sorry
muther fucker wants requires a special attitude.
In order to progress forward in your quest to be a SMF you’re going
to have to develop some qualities about your self that probably won’t win
you any awards. Don’t get me wrong, becoming a SMF has its
rewards, butbeing named Man-of-the-Year isn’t going to be one of them.
Since your new lifestyle is going to be dependent on everything in this
book and how well it’s applied, it would only make sense that we start
at the beginning—a bad attitude.
So you’re thinking how hard can it be to get a bad attitude?
You’d be surprised at how many fail at being a SMF based solely on
the fact that they couldn’t achieve
and maintain a bad attitude. But here’sthe good news—you’ve got the ultimate in how-to on the subject, and
unless you are a complete moron, you should be able to manage it.
Many people think that a bad attitude is just something that mean
people are born with. Not so. Bad attitudes are practiced and maintained,
they are learned and applied. A common dumbass could pull this off, but
a well trained SMF could do it on command. And that’s how you will
need to do it: On command.
The creation and maintenance of a bad attitude will set the
precedence for all the other characteristics you will soon develop. In
other words, if you can’t manifest a bad attitude, you’ll never be any good
at all the other qualities it’s going to take to be a SMF.
A good starting place would be at a time in your childhood. Can you
remember when your parents wouldn’t allow you to have all that candy
in the grocery store that you so desperately yearned for, or how about that
special toy that you just had to have because it looked so cool? Do you
remember when you pitched a fit, screaming, and crying in some vain
attempt to get what you wanted only to be told that they didn’t like your
attitude? Guess what? That was just some bullshit they put in your head
because they were worried that you’d become some spoiled little brat if
they gave into your tantrums. The key issue about those moments was
that at that point in time, according to your parents, your attitude was
exactly what you need to revert to now. Can you remember the anger and
anguish you felt at the knowledge of realizing that you weren’t going to
get what you wanted? These moments are what you need to strive for.
Not the events, but the emotions of that moment. The anger, the hatred,
and the frustration are great motivators and they are well-established,
time tested bad attitude tools. What’s even more special about those
moments is that if your memory is good, you can tap into those emotions
at almost any moment, and this action, if practiced regularly, will help
you learn to bust out that bad attitude on command.
Let’s suppose that you grew up in a lily white world of perfection and
happiness and your parents left you with no angry moments for
inspiration. (It happens, just ask Paris Hilton.) Don’t worry, with a lot of
practice you can develop some tricks of your own that will help you
produce and hopefully maintain a bad attitude. I have come up with a few
ideas that you are free to kick around if you find yourself in the condition
previously discussed, but if you want true success, you’ll need to come
up with your own.
Try some of these on for size:
Self-inflicted pain is best. Start your day by kicking a bed post with
your bare foot. Normally, this will inspire some form of rage, pain, and
anger. I’m not sure which you’ll be angrier at, the fact that you were
actually stupid enough to kick a bed post with your bare foot, or the fact
that you broke several bones, either way, you’re going to have a really
pissy attitude. The only downside to this tactic, is that you will now be
somewhat crippled.
Set your alarm clock to wake you up at 3:37 a.m. everyday. The key
to this one is that you go to bed somewhere between 11:00 p.m. and 2:00
a.m. Make sure that you place the alarm clock at least ten feet away and
the volume is at its highest level. The fact that you will have to get up
every night to turn it off will guarantee a perpetual lack of sleep thus
resulting in a long-lasting bad attitude.
If you’re from the South, visit New York City
If you’re from the North, visit any part of Alabama.
If you’re straight visit San Francisco
If you’re gay visit any small town in Oklahoma or South Carolina.
Stop any police officer and suggest to him that he would make a swell
looking hood ornament. This will surely result in an ass-beating for you,
hence a bad attitude.
Bounce a check or two at your bank and watch the fees add up.
Walk into any courtroom in America and tell the presiding judge to go
fuck himself. After sentencing and imprisonment, you will surely be well tuned
into a bad attitude
Read
The New York Times as if it were the truth.Go rent and care for your neighbors’ two-year-old for a week.
Of course, these are just a few simple ideas that you are free to
explore. If you really want to be successful a gaining a bad attitude you’re
going to have to be creative. It’s not difficult if you have a good
imagination. If you find your imagination lacking, it’s okay to ask others
for help. I have found that when it comes to bad attitudes corrections
officers are always good sources to turn to. Don’t ask me why, but for
some unknown reason these guys are masters of the bad attitude, and
more often than not you can learn a lot just by observing their behavior.
Now that we’ve discussed some ways to achieve a bad attitude, let’s
explore ways to maintain it. Maintaining your attitude will come into play
as you develop other skills to be discussed in future chapters. Keep in
mind that a good memory will be your best ally. Always brood over past
memories of when you felt oppressed or insulted by others. Harp on these
moments and attempt to relive them in your mind. Practice turning these
emotions on and off, and soon enough you will be able to turn on that
attitude problem on command.
If you find yourself in a pinch, or none of the ideas presented are
effective, go back to self-inflicted pain. This is sure to work. If you are
unable to, or just scared to inflict pain upon yourself, seek out a police
officer, or corrections officer and simply ask them why they couldn’t get
a real job. They are usually more than happy to comply with the swift
delivery of an attitude adjustment for you. Of course, only resort to this
technique when all else has failed you; you can only survive but so many
ass-kickings before you will be hospitalized with permanent damage.
The development of a bad attitude is relatively simple, hence why it
is the first topic of this book. If you can accomplish this, then the rest of
this book should be easy. Always remember that a bad attitude must be
physical as well as emotional, otherwise, you’ll never convince anyone
that you are a SMF. Occasionally, you may find yourself injured as a
result of maintaining your attitude problem. Don’t worry, this is to be
expected—it’s not a sign of failure, it’s a sign of commitment. Only a
SMF would submit himself to such bizarre torment in the name of antisocialism.
Becoming one with a bad attitude is the gateway to your future.
Almost anyone can do this at some point in their life, but what separates
the SMF from all the other wanna-bes is the ability to turn it on at will.
In order to do this you’re going to have to practice what you’ve learned
here. Practice often and don’t be afraid of discovering new ways to
enhance your abilities.
Fear is for the “nice guys” who don’t have the testicular fortitude for
being the kind of guy who wants to stand out in the crowd. You’re the
guy who wants what he wants anytime he wants it, and that means you’d
better be ready take it. How can you expect to take anything with a
pleasant and peaceful attitude? That will get you only as much as
someone is
willing to give you. With your new skills you will soon betaking what you want, when you want it, and as much as you want. With
this training, you’re on your way to finding out what it really takes to be
a SMF. No more peace-loving hippie shit, you’re going full bore. Nothing
from this point shall be done half-assed. It’s time for you to take from the
world around you and leave a lasting impression on mankind. Are you
ready?