I enjoyed f'dcompany.com during the big flame-out of 2000-2001. It was nice to see which other companies were going under while mine (ubo.com) was in the process of being f'd. The book is written in the same cras, irreverent, obscene style as the website and that is entertaining in small batches.My complaint is that in the only case I know of for sure, ubo.com (Chapter 10, Party Like It's 1999), Kaplan's facts are very f'd up. For example, the company didn't rent Liberty Island for the launch party, it was Ellis island and the company was in business for over 18 months, not "less than a year."You may say these are little details and they are, but if Kaplan puts this stuff in print I expect it will go down in the annals of history as fact. I can only imagine how much of the rest of the book is pure rumour or speculation on Kaplan's part.I am glad that someone caught the moment in print, but what good is it really if a lot of it is factually incorrect?