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Why Won't Men Ask for Directions? (For Your Information)
Why do men refuse to ask for directions, even if they ve been driving waywardly for dozens of miles? Is it lunkheaded pride? Or is it an uncontrollable behavior that was programmed into them thousands of years ago? To learn the answer, order a copy of Why Won t Men Ask for Directions?, which is part of the much-loved F.Y.I. book series.
With snappy answers to more than 150 questions, Why Won t Men Ask for Directions? is a treasure trove of both useful and useless information. Here s a
Can it be over before the fat lady sings?
What did they use for birth control in the old days?
Do important people still have food tasters?
Do men ever say, Not tonight, dear, I have a headache ?
Why don t they make mouse-flavored cat food?
Can a woman be a nun if she s not a virgin?
Why are there only two sexes?
Who throws the bouquet at a gay wedding?
Why Won t Men Ask for Directions? delves into scores of titillating topics, including sex, love, health, science and technology, animals, the human anatomy, food and drink, history, origins, traditions, famous and not-so-famous people, and sports. As Why Won t Men Ask for Directions? proves, curiosity has no boundaries.
With snappy answers to more than 150 questions, Why Won t Men Ask for Directions? is a treasure trove of both useful and useless information. Here s a
Can it be over before the fat lady sings?
What did they use for birth control in the old days?
Do important people still have food tasters?
Do men ever say, Not tonight, dear, I have a headache ?
Why don t they make mouse-flavored cat food?
Can a woman be a nun if she s not a virgin?
Why are there only two sexes?
Who throws the bouquet at a gay wedding?
Why Won t Men Ask for Directions? delves into scores of titillating topics, including sex, love, health, science and technology, animals, the human anatomy, food and drink, history, origins, traditions, famous and not-so-famous people, and sports. As Why Won t Men Ask for Directions? proves, curiosity has no boundaries.
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270 pages, Paperback
First published July 7, 2009
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May 27, 2015
Interesting facts but not all of it interests me. Well, if you are curious of a lot of weird things, you would like this book way better than I do.
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