Nothing you'll ever need to know is in this book
The #1 "New York Times" bestselling series continues to prove that there are plenty of things in this world no one needs to know about.
Why bother learning that...
* Poland sells a drink called Fart Juice?
* ATMs in Vatican City are in Latin?
* a two-year-old learns about ten new words a day?
* President George Washington checked out two library books that
are now 220 years overdue?
Do you really need to know...
* how many clocks are in the Pentagon?
* which state has towns called Intercourse and Virginville?
* what WD-40 stands for?
* the state with the fastest drivers?

If you live to impress, this may be the perfect book for you Useless knowledge, pointless facts, utterly meaningless trivia, the compendium of information in this volume is of no conceivable use, unless your ambition is to impress someone who knows less.

The #1 New York Times bestselling series continues to delight and astound with an all-new collection of surprisingly unnecessary facts and figures. Would it surprise you to learn...-it takes a sloth about a month to digest a meal? -more tourists visit France than any other nation in the world? -the United States still has debt from the Revolutionary War? Do you think you ever need to know...-what type of trees are most frequently struck by lightning? -how much a clerk was paid for penning the U.S. Constitution? -which celebrity uses the pseudonym Slappy White?

Collects trivia related to the sexuality and sexual behavior, with sections on such topics as the history of sex, prostitution, contraception, sex practices in different cultures, and the law and sex crimes.

More facts Less substance The newest entry in the #1 "New York Times" bestselling Useless Information series.
The useless information never ends in the newest, most crucially meaningless entry in the Useless Information series. This latest cornucopia of amazingly pointless facts and figures will have trivia buffs marveling at all the things they never needed to know.

More facts Less substance The newest entry in the #1 "New York Times" bestselling Useless Information series.
The useless information never ends in the newest, most crucially meaningless entry in the Useless Information series. This latest cornucopia of amazingly pointless facts and figures will have trivia buffs marveling at all the things they never needed to know.

A collection of extreme, gross-out, cringe-worthya and irresistibleatrivia.
How long does the human head remain conscious after decapitation?
What fish communicates by farting?
What birds use vomit and poop as weapons?
What worm lives in your intestine and may crawl out your nose?
What is aliquid cata?
What historical figure drank the ashes of her dead husband?
What men can tie their penises into knots?
From trivia expert Don Voorhees, "Disgusting Things: A Miscellany" is the ultimate book of outrageous, revolting, and repugnant trivia, a collection of equally upsetting and intriguing facts that will leave the reader grossed outaand wanting more.

Faster than a speeding bullet, more useless than ever before, the #1 "New York Times"-bestselling series reaches new heights of irrelevance with this powerfully pointless, all-new collection of the things readers never need to know. 256 pp. 100,000 print.

The useless information never ends in the newest, most crucially meaningless addition to the #1 "New York Times" bestselling series.
More facts Less substance This cornucopia of amazingly pointless facts and figures will have you marveling at all the things you never needed to know.
There's no good reason for you to know...
that Mickey Mouse was banned in Romania.
that a company sells bikinis made from salmon skin.
that Brigham Young had fifty-five wives.
that the Romans used to pay their legions in salt.
But we'll tell you anyway, along with...
where the world's largest ant colony is.
which country invented figure skating.
the name of America's bestselling ice cream brand.
how many muscles make up the tongue.