Dubious Knowledge: Doubtful Facts, Twisted History and Other Humorosities
A Humor, Nonfiction book. A recent study showed that when women crave food, they desire chocolate,...
If you like learning with a lively dose of laughter, you'll love this hilarious book full of fishy facts, twisted history, and general “Dubious Knowledge” from award-winning humor columnist Dan Van Oss.Uncover humorous history (“In Philadelphia, ships were decked out in red, white, and blue bunting, while an official dinner for the Continental Congress was held to determine what ‘bunting' was.”), reveal improbable chocolate trivia (“The botanical name of the chocolate plant is Theobramba cacao, which is, coincidentally, the same sound your lower intestine makes after eating an entire bag of M&Ms.”), learn hilarious lawn care tips (“The difference between a fertilized lawn and an unfertilized one is about $200.”), and master holiday history (“Father's Day was created to complement Mother's Day, because, without fathers, we wouldn't have anyone to forget to get a card for Mother's Day.”)It's laugh out loud learning with 25 funny features in all!
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A recent study showed that when women crave food, they desire chocolate, but when men crave food, they desire women. Dan Van Oss, Dubious Knowledge: Doubtful Facts, Twisted History and Other Humorosities //
OMG! I rarely give five stars, but this one was worth it! This guy has an awesome sense of humour and a weird way of seeing the history all around us. I am looking forward to his future books - if this one is any indication, he's giving Dave Barry a run for his money!Run, don't walk, to your nearest Kindle and grab this book! Great... This was incredible. The author, if not already, should try and get a job writing for the onion. It was a little short and left me wanting more. I want another! Dubious is an understatementWhile I doubt there are as many as five facts in this book, it is interesting reading. You'll find such topics as bacon, chocolate, bowling and colonoscopies along with valuable tips concerning your lawn, the Kentucky Derby and Halloween.
