Do Ants Have Arseholes? and 101 Other Bloody Ridiculous Questions - Jon Butler

**Please note there is some swearing in this review . It is entirely relevant to the book and it's content, and not just gratuitous cursing on my part! I love a good toilet book - by toilet book, I meen something silly and humourous I can dip into at well, read a short passage, and be chuckling for a few minutes - it keeps me entertained while I use my 'smallest room'. Visiting my parents, I found this among the selection of offerings on their bathroom windowsill, and picked it up, intending to just skim a couple of pages . I ended up borrowing it, and reading the whole thing . Now, this book claims to be extracts from the popular ...  Read the complete review

I picked this little nuggest up from my local Britsh Heart Foundation shop for £1.50 last week, and despite not having read through it all, I feel I've read enough to get the general jist of the book. The book is done by the folks behind "Old Git" magazine and the answers to the questions put foreward by their readers (who also put forward the answers through the book). For those who have never read Old Git (such as myself) the humour seems to be relatively juvenile (just look at the title), but yet not nasty humour. The questions in the book range from the bizarre to the incredibly interesting, such as the opening question "Are ...  Read the complete review

Do Ants Have Arseholes? Do Ants Have Arseholes? is a fascinating and intriguing book that was created purely by the readers of Old Git magazine. It involves the sometimes naive and less literate people of our current society emailing into the magazine to ask ridiculous questions that they have always wanted to know answer to, but may have been embarrassed to ask. Questions such as where is the middle of nowhere? What was the best thing before sliced bread and when sign makers go on strike how do they make their point? These are just some of the hilarious questions asked by the old git readers. The book is written in a question and answer ...  Read the complete review