Babysitting
Bedroom Etiquette (rated R, or better yet, NC-17)
Camping
Bikes and bike riding
Borrowing
Bringing food to a party
Cars
Dating
Drugs
Eating
Ex boy/girlfriends
Gentlemen
Gifts
Going out to eat
Going to art shows
Having an art show
Being a guest
Libraries
Long distance bus riding
General
Music shows
Moving in/out
NYC
Road trips
Phonecalls
Puking
Riding public transportation
Roommates
Swearing
Shopping
Stealing
Traveling abroad
Going to someone's cabin
Partying
Working together
Weddings
Airplanes
76 pages, 8.5x5" Hand bound white copy paper with a purple cardstock cover with pictures of fake mustaches on it.For that special rude person you know.
Print Fetish says:
Lacey, the mastermind behind the hilarious Likes/Dislikes zine, was tired of watching everyone treat each other like crap and took it upon herself to write us a guide to living, a book of manners for the common punk. She covers everything from sex to long bus rides to acceptable behavior on airplanes. I have a general fondness for books of etiquette so I liked this right off the bat. Lacey's book is especially fun/helpful because it covers incidents Emily Post would never dream of, like the polite locations for heroin shooting, the politics of the potluck party or what to do once you've accidentally puked on someone.
Parcell Press says:
Etiquette comes to us from the same innovative zinester behind Likes/Dislikes and Very True. In Etiquette, Lacey collects her advice on the behavior of humans in a wide range of contexts. "I don't claim to be an authority on the matter of etiquette, but for years now I've seen people treating each other like crap. I thought I'd do my part in trying to guide people in living," she writes in the introduction to this thick, stitch-bound zine covering points of etiquette from the bedroom to airplanes.
Sleepy Records says:
Etiquette is a little book of advice by Lacey Prpic-Hedtke on such topics as going to art shows ("No one will be impressed if you speak profoundly about the art"), riding public transportation ("It's not polite to shoot heroin on
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