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[Tommy_Carcetti]

""I laughed, I cried, it was better than Cats!" (ok, well not lounge cats, they are really hard to beat, but you get what I mean.)

First time author, Tommy Carcetti brings us the story of Chuggo in "C'mon Fuckin' Guy: A DU Lounge Novella". In what many believe to be a semi-autobiographical tale, we are introduced to Gary Switling, or Chuggo as he becomes to be known, and his amgang of mis-fits in a Mini Cooper. We are witness to Chuggo's tragic childhood surrounded with despair, violence, and abandonment all set to the musical stylings of Geddy Lee and his band "Rush". When we meet Chuggo's arch-nemesis, Walt Star, and his rival gang, The Narwals, we can only expect a conflict with fatal results. In the climactic scene of the book, one can almost smell the mixture of gunpowder and chicken pot pie.

However, despite the intense action and drama of the book, we are left with several unanswered questions: What is Chuggo's fascination with mayonnaise? What thedrew him to boxed wine over Molson Dry? What the hell is actually in Olive Garden's "Fonduta" sauce anyway?

All-in-all a very fine first effort by Tommy Carcetti. We predict it will become a Lounge best-seller with over 1000 views.awesomest! Keep up the great work Tommy!"