Poop, Booze, and Bikinis by Ed Robinson

A hilarious look at the nautical lifestyle.

Poop, booze, and bikinis

Ed Robinson’s first book, Leap of Faith / Quit Your Job and Live on a Boat, was an Amazon best seller in multiple categories. Now he’s back with this hilarious look at the nautical lifestyle. From Poop to Booze to Bikinis, he covers the funnier side of the issues encountered by boaters all of types. With chapters like Signs You Live on a Boat, Stupid People on Rental Equipment, and Zombies Can’t Swim, you’ll find plenty of laughs. There’s even a chapter for Tim Dorsey fans. 
If you are a liveaboard, cruiser, weekender, wannabe boater, have boating friends, or are just a fan of Ed Robinson’s wit, you will enjoy this light hearted romp through many maritime topics. 

Genre: SPORTS & RECREATION / General

Secondary Genre: HUMOR / General

Language: English

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Word Count: 27,282

Sales info:

Amazon US

#1 Bestseller in Boating for the past 6 weeks

#1 in Watersports

#2 in Adventure (has been #1)

#4 in Specialty Travel (has been #1)

Was the #1 Hot New Release in all four categories

Has hit the top ten in Sports, and in Travel


Sample text:

You landlubbers don’t know how good you’ve got it. You hit the flusher and your poop magically disappears. It goes off through pipe land into some magical septic world never to be thought of again.

 

   Not us boaters. We hold onto our poop. We keep it in a tank and carry it with us on our travels. We haul it all over paradise until we find someone willing to take it off our hands, so to speak.

 

   We perfume it. We deodorize it. We experiment with various potions and powders in hopes of stopping the stink.

 

   We know what a Y valve is. We know what a flapper valve is. Our toilet ain’t a toilet. It’s a head. We don’t put toilet paper in it. We hang onto that too, carrying it around until it can be disposed of.

 

   The head is maintained meticulously. It gets regular doses of vegetable oil to keep it lubricated. It is inspected almost daily, looking for leaks. It is cursed and it is worshipped. It is vital to our comfort and our survival so it is revered. It is apt to quit working at the worst times, so it is feared.

 

   It reeks sometimes. It has a vent. Imagine sitting on your patio and when someone flushes in the house you get a good whiff of whatever they just sent down. 


Book translation status:

The book is available for translation into any language except those listed below:

LanguageStatus
French
Already translated. Translated by Maud GALLIE
Portuguese
Already translated. Translated by Makoto Yamamoto
Spanish
Already translated. Translated by Sara del Cueto
Turkish
Already translated. Translated by Erman Çekinmez

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