The Slice: Information with an Attitude! (As Featured in Willamette Week)
Portland, Oregon: WW Press, 1990. First Edition. Trade Paperback. Near Fine. Item #2281683
ISBN: 9780962451300
First edition - a paperback original. Signed by author without inscription. A nice copy.
118 pp. Real life questions--low life answers. Haunted by trivial puzzles? Sleepless over life's great mysteries? If The Slicer can't find the answer, she'll invent a theory. Why do men have nipples? How do they type the little "m's" on each M&M? How does the space shuttle toilet really work? How do you rope a housefly? When do you applaud at the ballet? What shape is an opossum's penis? and why? What buck stops here? Does saltpeter reduce the human sex drive? Why are TV commercials so much louder than the programs? Why does women's clothing fasten in the opposite direction from men's clothing? Did your question to "The Slice" make it into this book? The Slice answers these and dozens of other questions that appeared originally in Williamette Week, the Northwest's prize-winning alternative newspaper.
Price: $35.00