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W. Bruce Cameron

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W. Bruce Cameron is a #1 New York Times and #1 USA Today bestselling author, columnist, and screenwriter. Cameron is most famous for his novel A Dog's Purpose, which spent 63 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. The book is the basis for the movie version starring Dennis Quaid, Peggy Lipton, and Pooch Hall. A Dog's Purpose is followed by a sequel called A Dog's Journey, which W. Bruce Cameron, along with Cathryn Michon, adapted into a film of the same name. His books have been translated into over 60 languages.

HOW TO REMODEL A MAN

  • Sep 29, 2005
  • 1 min read

Updated: Mar 8, 2023


Tips and Techniques on Accomplishing Something You Know is Impossible but Want to Try Anyway

How to Remodel a Man offers concrete, step by step instructions for actually changing the character and behavior of men. Keen insight into the male of the species by one of its own, will for the first time shed light on such mysterious subjects as “Why can’t men open a refrigerator and see the mayonnaise?”


With clear, step-by-step instructions for actually altering the character and behavior of the male of the species, you’ll learn:


  • What to do when men pretend not to be able to do housework

  • How to tell a man that no matter how much he yells at the television, he’s not really a member of the team

  • Why the male body smells like it is decomposing

  • What to do when men cut themselves on the competitive edge

  • How to contact the male brain via the ears

  • About tools and why men need to have all of them

  • Men may be from Mars but they’re not going back

  • About changing the toilet paper roll-a 12 step program

  • How to take a man to the opera and what to do about the resulting coma

  • Why men think shirts have a sniff test

  • How to train a man to put the toilet seat down even though he’s got lots of good arguments why it should be left up

This ground-breaking book is a must-read for anyone who is related to a man in any fashion.



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5 Comments


charles ding
charles ding
Jul 10

This piece has a playful way of looking at relationships and the things people imagine they can change about one another. The remodeling metaphor works because it keeps the humor grounded in everyday life. It also made me think of the title You Make This House a Home, which captures the warmer side of how a person changes a shared space. Thanks for an entertaining read with a recognizable truth underneath it.

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mary coca
mary coca
Jul 08

However, the title says it all: this is a journey to conquer an "impossible mission." Trying to completely change a man's nature is sometimes as hopeless and requires as much patience as trying to break a record in tiny fishing—knowing it's difficult, seemingly endless, but out of curiosity and for fun, we still want to give it a try!

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Vector
Vector
Jul 07

Nice explanation, very helpful. It’s always worth exploring games that reward skill instead of luck. You can check geometry dash online. It offers exciting platform action, unique obstacle layouts, and responsive controls. Every level feels carefully designed, making each completed stage rewarding while encouraging players to master new challenges.

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Boyle Fay
Boyle Fay
May 26

The high speeds and confined areas require players to respond in the blink of an eye, resulting in moments of extreme exhilaration. Successfully navigating through tough obstacle sequences can feel so satisfying because every step space waves needs accuracy. The game walks a fine line between suspense and satisfaction, keeping players emotionally engaged throughout the experience.

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Manuel Murphy
Manuel Murphy
Mar 12

Thank you for sharing such insightful perspectives on personal growth! I appreciate the analogy of remodeling as it beautifully illustrates how we can reshape our identities. It’s worth considering that this process can also be deeply collaborative, involving supportive relationships and community input. Would love to Doodle Baseball hear more about your thoughts on mentorship in this context!

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