Denis Leary: Suck On This Year: LYFAO @ 140 Characters or Less

Comedy Central recently said this, about Denis Leary's new book:

"Suck on this" is one of the most frequently used phrases in the English language, by everyone from paupers, kings, Pulitzer Prize winners and Celine Dion. Now Denis Leary is using it for the title of his new book, Suck on This Year, available wherever books are sold on Thursday, December 2 or for purchase here. But what else about this book? Good question, educated consumer. Here's what we know: Denis Leary jumps into the Twitter social networking revolution to help change the world we live in — to alert the masses and expose the facts about deceitful dictators and corrupt politicians — by gathering the truth and spreading it across the planet using the greatest weapon our democracy has to offer: jokes. Jokes, snarky asides and wise-ass banter. Disguised as tweets.
Leary is helping you LYFAO at 140 characters or less. Allow him to convince you further in the promotional video below and click past the jump for an exclusive outtake from Suck on This Year. Read your tweets in book form, you'll live longer.

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