This book continues the work that began with Murphy's Laws, Mother Murphy's Laws, and The Unwritten Laws of Life by Hugh Rawson. Here are collected aphoristic laws and rules of practical life, everyday advice (often paradoxical) and simply successful phrases taken from American sources. The reader will find here many witty sayings on modern topics: cars and shopping, cinema and TV, advertising and soap operas, diet and plastic surgery, computers and the Internet, sexual minorities and feminism. Of course, the eternal themes are not forgotten - man and woman, home and family, work and money.