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love random trivia. To be honest, the author was very interesting, and I liked his tone of voice in the book.
There were many facts that I knew, which is why it is rated a, however, overall, it was awesome and I can't wait for another in the series! This book is perfect for those of us who consider ourselves trivia buffs.
It has a lot of little known facts and ideas, some of which are practically useful.
Others are just very interesting and might be useful one day, : I don't really care if I become wealthier, etc, than everyone else I just love learning new things and I think this book sounds really interesting!
It just wasn't that compelling.
Most of the facts were, . . mildly interesting at best. A few were worth reading aloud, but most others weren't worth reading to yourself, The title fact, about your pinkie and your thumb, didn't actually say that the pinkie was more powerful and didn't impress me.
I finally finished this one! It took constant plugging along, and I could only handle it in small chunks at a time.
Not that the book was boring, It was just a bit of information overload, Much of it was about facts I would never think of to know or even research, which may be why it seemed too much all at once.
A few things I would have been fine never knowing, But I found a lot of it rather interestingfindings taken with a grain of salt because most was based on statistics which to me weren't strong enough to draw, well, stronger conclusions.
Ah, but I do love statistics, which probably made this book more enjoyable for me, I don't know about how much I read that will actually stay in my brain, I think my life will be OK if I don't remember the facts, though I would like to retain thoughts pertaining to certain aspects of living.
The entire time I read this book, I felt it was something my dad or my brother would lovesince they tend to like a lot of "useless" trivia.
Fun facts A book on trivia, Informative, well researched, with lots of statistics, Maybe too much. And some of the entries are a bit brief, On the whole, I did enjoy this book, Some of the information was fun, but it seems like much of it will become dated quickly.
Additionally, the content came across as scattered a collection of miscellaneous facts shoehorned into broad categories, yet the last chapter is still reserved for the miscellany that couldn't fit elsewhere.
It's ALL miscellany! And so, the format didn't make it feel like any of the content was worth learning or knowing.
Not quite as good as the "Uncle John's Bathroom Reader" books, but still interesting enough to trivia buffs.
Oh, I just loved this collection of wacky facts and truly surprising tidbits, I must have read/of this book aloud to my husband because I just had to share in the awe! This is the perfect type of book to keep in a place where you might have a few minutes at a time for reading.
. . I know where that place is in my household, : I thought this was fun quick, easy to pick up and read a little and then put down until later.
Let's see if Goodreads allows me to post a link I wrote a review for this book at Deseret News.
Here's the link:
sitelink deseretnews. com/mobile/art Enjoy!! Maybe, as an exercise in thinking, people would imagine some time a network, let's call it Internet, and all these precious pieces of something will be easily accessible.
But that is just a dream, so buy this magnificent book, full of many pieces of something.
I technically didn't read this whole book but did read every question asked and scanned every answer.
The ones I found interesting like that more than half of China's doctor's smoke I read through and enjoyed though.
The author is very easy to read, I found this one on a book list somewhere and it sounded like fun, Filled with arcane and virtually useless facts, this is a perfect book to be read in a locale where you don't have a lot of time to be reading.
The breadth of subjects covered within this book is large, and you can certainly learn a lot of things that might help you if you are an avid player of trivia games.
I picked it up because it looked to be an entertaining read,
I finished it because it was fun and I learned many things,
I would recommend it to Cristopher who enjoys these kind of nonfiction books, Very quick, easy read and I highly enjoyed it, Thankfully I read it when I was alone, because most of the random facts made me want to start a conversation.
Focuses on the most recent discoveries in health, science, amp history to present a collection of money amp healthrelated facts.
I don't know about being made "healthier, wealthier, amp wiser" from reading this but it will fill your head with little known tidbits about health, money, food, death, bugs, politics, history, geography, amp more or less everything under the sun.
A few favs: Gentlemen esp, Drs. , clean your neckties. For a functionless piece of clothing, the bacteria germs prevalent in most, can cause illness,
A heart can literally break,
Massive amounts of adrenaline can overwhelm the heart amp cause it to fail, Losing a spouse, watching a pet suffer, getting overwhelmed w/new computer software, losing a gamble, amp getting lost in an unsafe neighborhood have all triggered a broken heart syndrome heart attack.
Healthiest foods easiest to find but undersold: canned pumpkin, turmeric, cabbage, beets, swiss chard, sardines, pumpkin seeds, prunes, cinnamon, frozen blueberries, pomegranate.
NYC hastrailer pk that came about only because of acity law loophole long since closed.
It's in Staten Island where'x' lots go fora month, It's called Goethals Community amp it sits next to a marsh,
To improve body odor, avoid coffee, alcohol, onions, garlic, spices, meat amp tobacco, Take chlorophyll, magnesium, B vitamins, amp zinc, Wear loose fitting clothes that allow sweat to escape, wash in hydrogen peroxide, amp get a physical exam.
Liver amp kidney disease can cause body odor,
There were many facts that I knew, which is why it is rated a, however, overall, it was awesome and I can't wait for another in the series! This book is perfect for those of us who consider ourselves trivia buffs.
It has a lot of little known facts and ideas, some of which are practically useful.
Others are just very interesting and might be useful one day, : I don't really care if I become wealthier, etc, than everyone else I just love learning new things and I think this book sounds really interesting!
It just wasn't that compelling.
Most of the facts were, . . mildly interesting at best. A few were worth reading aloud, but most others weren't worth reading to yourself, The title fact, about your pinkie and your thumb, didn't actually say that the pinkie was more powerful and didn't impress me.
I finally finished this one! It took constant plugging along, and I could only handle it in small chunks at a time.
Not that the book was boring, It was just a bit of information overload, Much of it was about facts I would never think of to know or even research, which may be why it seemed too much all at once.
A few things I would have been fine never knowing, But I found a lot of it rather interestingfindings taken with a grain of salt because most was based on statistics which to me weren't strong enough to draw, well, stronger conclusions.
Ah, but I do love statistics, which probably made this book more enjoyable for me, I don't know about how much I read that will actually stay in my brain, I think my life will be OK if I don't remember the facts, though I would like to retain thoughts pertaining to certain aspects of living.
The entire time I read this book, I felt it was something my dad or my brother would lovesince they tend to like a lot of "useless" trivia.
Fun facts A book on trivia, Informative, well researched, with lots of statistics, Maybe too much. And some of the entries are a bit brief, On the whole, I did enjoy this book, Some of the information was fun, but it seems like much of it will become dated quickly.
Additionally, the content came across as scattered a collection of miscellaneous facts shoehorned into broad categories, yet the last chapter is still reserved for the miscellany that couldn't fit elsewhere.
It's ALL miscellany! And so, the format didn't make it feel like any of the content was worth learning or knowing.
Not quite as good as the "Uncle John's Bathroom Reader" books, but still interesting enough to trivia buffs.
Oh, I just loved this collection of wacky facts and truly surprising tidbits, I must have read/of this book aloud to my husband because I just had to share in the awe! This is the perfect type of book to keep in a place where you might have a few minutes at a time for reading.
. . I know where that place is in my household, : I thought this was fun quick, easy to pick up and read a little and then put down until later.
Let's see if Goodreads allows me to post a link I wrote a review for this book at Deseret News.
Here's the link:
sitelink deseretnews. com/mobile/art Enjoy!! Maybe, as an exercise in thinking, people would imagine some time a network, let's call it Internet, and all these precious pieces of something will be easily accessible.
But that is just a dream, so buy this magnificent book, full of many pieces of something.
I technically didn't read this whole book but did read every question asked and scanned every answer.
The ones I found interesting like that more than half of China's doctor's smoke I read through and enjoyed though.
The author is very easy to read, I found this one on a book list somewhere and it sounded like fun, Filled with arcane and virtually useless facts, this is a perfect book to be read in a locale where you don't have a lot of time to be reading.
The breadth of subjects covered within this book is large, and you can certainly learn a lot of things that might help you if you are an avid player of trivia games.
I picked it up because it looked to be an entertaining read,
I finished it because it was fun and I learned many things,
I would recommend it to Cristopher who enjoys these kind of nonfiction books, Very quick, easy read and I highly enjoyed it, Thankfully I read it when I was alone, because most of the random facts made me want to start a conversation.
Focuses on the most recent discoveries in health, science, amp history to present a collection of money amp healthrelated facts.
I don't know about being made "healthier, wealthier, amp wiser" from reading this but it will fill your head with little known tidbits about health, money, food, death, bugs, politics, history, geography, amp more or less everything under the sun.
A few favs: Gentlemen esp, Drs. , clean your neckties. For a functionless piece of clothing, the bacteria germs prevalent in most, can cause illness,
A heart can literally break,
Massive amounts of adrenaline can overwhelm the heart amp cause it to fail, Losing a spouse, watching a pet suffer, getting overwhelmed w/new computer software, losing a gamble, amp getting lost in an unsafe neighborhood have all triggered a broken heart syndrome heart attack.
Healthiest foods easiest to find but undersold: canned pumpkin, turmeric, cabbage, beets, swiss chard, sardines, pumpkin seeds, prunes, cinnamon, frozen blueberries, pomegranate.
NYC hastrailer pk that came about only because of acity law loophole long since closed.
It's in Staten Island where'x' lots go fora month, It's called Goethals Community amp it sits next to a marsh,
To improve body odor, avoid coffee, alcohol, onions, garlic, spices, meat amp tobacco, Take chlorophyll, magnesium, B vitamins, amp zinc, Wear loose fitting clothes that allow sweat to escape, wash in hydrogen peroxide, amp get a physical exam.
Liver amp kidney disease can cause body odor,
Why are recessions not all bad pg,
Which Major League Baseball team keeps its baseballs in a humidorand why pg,
Why iscents more thandollars pg,
Mark Di Vincenzo, author of the "New York Times" bestseller "Buy Ketchup in May and Fly at Noon," returns with more fascinating facts Do you know:
what percentage of doctors in China smoke
which is the most dangerous day of the year to drive a car
whether a heart can literally break
how much investors paid for a Canadian cow named Missy
Within these pages you'll find tips and facts that will save you money, help you live healthier, and make you the most interesting person to talk to at any party.