Why Do Men Leave the Seat Up?

Ever since Eve bit the apple, human history has been a battle between the sexes. But it wasn't until the late eighteenth century that men and women were given the weapon they needed to turn the battle into a war: In 1775 Alexander Cummings invented the flush toilet. Since then, the toilet seat has done more damage to marriages than strip clubs, charge cards, and mothers-in-law combined. Why do men leave the toilet seat up? You will find an answer in Why Do Men Leave the Seat Up?, from the popular F.Y.I. book series, along with answers to more than 150 other questions that stretch the bounds of curiosity.

Here is a sampling of topics you will discover in this fascinating book that has been described as the ultimate bathroom reader:
* What did headhunters do with the heads?
* How many ants make a full meal for a giant anteater?
* Do nerds make better lovers?
* Why is it okay to be a daddy's girl but not a mama's boy?
* What's the smelliest thing on earth?
* Can you really starve a fever and feed a cold?
* Whatever happened to toga parties?
* Can Coca-Cola burn a hole in your stomach?
* How do you become a witch?
* Why isn't anyone ever smiling in old photographs?

Why Do Men Leave the Seat Up? is a smart and authoritative book of useful information on myriad topics, ranging from body science to weird science, the animal kingdom to earth and space, love and lust to origins and traditions, and people to sports. Our writers demystify urban legends and inform on everything from the strange to the sublime.