A pickle falls into a black hole and sets off on an adventure across the galaxy to get back home with his friends a lecherous fork, a lonely alien, a naked professor, and a criminal log. This book is the height of absurdity. Just the fact that it exists is absurd, and every page is more absurd that the last, unless you read it backwards. Then it gets less absurd and the story actually makes more sense. But why would you read it backwards, this isn't a manga. I mean do what you want. It's your book, you bought it. Maybe on your third reading read it backwards. Maybe you'll get some meaning out of it then.
A pickle falls into a black hole and sets off on an adventure across the galaxy to get back home with his friends a lecherous fork, a lonely alien, a naked professor, and a criminal log. This book is the height of absurdity. Just the fact that it exists is absurd, and every page is more absurd that the last, unless you read it backwards. Then it gets less absurd and the story actually makes more sense. But why would you read it backwards, this isn't a manga. I mean do what you want. It's your book, you bought it. Maybe on your third reading read it backwards. Maybe you'll get some meaning out of it then.
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