The world's greatest book of useless information

The world's greatest book of useless information

if you thought you knew all the things you didn't need to know, think again

by Noel Botham

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From the creators of the #1 New York Times bestseller The Book of Useless Information—a collection of even greater insignificance.More useless than ever before! Impress know-it-all friends with this all-new hodgepodge of frivolous facts and silly statistics that no one really needs to know. But honestly, how cool is it to find out that...There is a place in Maryland called Monkey’s EyebrowGiving yellow flowers is a sign of bad luck in RussiaOne brow wrinkle is the result of 200,000 frownsPaper can be made from asparagusThis is the book that will also tell you…The meaning of ‘mageirocophobia’Where it is illegal to kill a butterflyHuckleberry Finn’s remedy for wartsWhat bodily fluid the Romans used as a hair treatmentAnd much, much more!

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