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Shite's Unoriginal Miscellany

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Michael O'Mara Books, Sep 10, 2003 - Humor - 160 pages
Among a mass of arcane, vital, or merely fascinating information—semaphore signals, flowerpot sizes, gestation periods for small mammals, Oxbridge colleges, and Indian tribes at the Little Big Horn—priceless snippets that a reader may one day need to know are offered, such as things to say to your mother on her birthday, sightings of dead celebrities, organ enlargement, and of course, things to do with mashed potatoes. Here, too, is information that will come in handy when you least expect it, from pick-up lines and ways to end a romance and from popular irritants to song titles. Bizarrely ordered and insanely edited, this blend of humor and knowledge provide a superior recipe for instant laughter. A. Parody's previous books include Old Shite's Almanac and Shitedoku.

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Review: Shite's Unoriginal Miscellany

User Review  - melydia - Goodreads

This collection of random "facts" appears to be a weird combination of amusing-but-true and all-out-farcical. Unfortunately, I often wasn't sure which was which, and this made things much less funny than they could have been. Mildly entertaining at times but not worth reading cover to cover. Read full review

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User Review  - Thomas McIlroy - Goodreads

I loved this book! It's exactly my sort of thing. Despite not getting some bits, I found it a great book, and read everything in it. I would recommend it to everyone! Read full review

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Contents

A few little hints
18
Some songs featuring numbers
31
Extinct British motorcycle marques
37
Copyright

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About the author (2003)

A. Parody's previous book was "Shitedoku.

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