Mug & Mali's Miscellany

Ever wonder how to tell which French foods are inedible? Do you want help naming ugly or disagreeable babies? Do you want to visit Dante’s modernized guide to Hell, solve an Ogden Nash crossword puzzle, or discover the secrets of a hush-hush British cocktail research facility? Then get this eclectic mixture of photographs, puzzles, trivia (such as “The average person falls asleep every seven minutes;” “Leonardo da Vinci invented the fork lift;”), diagrams, jokes, and superstitions (“It is bad luck to walk under a bladder”). Also included are new aerospace cocktail recipes such as “Bird Strike,” and the “Lavatory Tank Shooter.” Readers will find the items startling and the cocktails addicting – or vice-versa. “Mug & Mali’s Miscellany” is ridiculous yet ludicrous, rivaling such books as “Are You Smarter than a Bacon Strip?” and “The Complete History of Toupee Adhesives.” It’s a piece of work that will keep you up nights reading and drinking. Enjoy!