Customer Reviews
Jesters Shoes - By: S. J. Leighton, 15 Nov 2008 
Utterly brilliant, one of the funniest books I have ever read... priceless British humor of the vulgar kind. Exceptionally enjoyable when sitting on the dunny snipping off a bum cigar.
Naughty - but nice. - By: DangermouseZilla, 10 Aug 2007 This is one of those books which you open not quite knowing what to expect. You can't help but read on when you do!
This profinisaurus is set outin a great way. It is intelligent set out, & the content is childishly fab.
You can pick this book up to kill a few spare moments & put it down for later. I love randomly looking at the terms & explanations given, it never fails to make me titter. Some are familiar terms we know & love, & some are obscure & quite genius. This is toilet humour - but toilet humour a it's best.
This makes a great stocking filler for someone who appreciates a bit of rudeness & comedy.
Anyway - gotta go now, I've got a "Bobby Charlton" I need to sort out.
;o)
Excellent - By: , 12 Oct 2005 It was with great pride that I finally managed to slip the phrase "half rice half chips"in a conversation the other day. Something I had been waiting to do for about a year (obviously it has to bein the correct contex & I lead a fairly sheltered life!). The sense of achievement was huge. One down - hundreds more to go. Its an endless but hugely enjoyable challenge. A great book.
Funbags for all the family - By: Dr Henry Felcher, 17 May 2004 This could be, culturally, the most important book of the century. Not only is it essential for all who love (and live by) the diverse beauty of the English language, but it gracelessly transcends cultural boundaries & allows people of all nations to wallow, giggling,in the dark fetid recesses of their minds. That Norwegians know the word "mapatasi"; that the burghers of Rockford, Illinois, speak of "beef curtains"; that peoplein the Vatican advocate "getting off at Edge Hill" - this communion of sordid spirits could save the world! MAKE INNUENDOES, NOT WAR!
Filth has never been funnier - By: Mr. Ian K. Travis, 04 Mar 2004 You HAVE to own this book. Never mind any other work of reference, especially the rather derivative Roget's Thesaurus (I think VIZ should sue for plagiarism), without this tome one is oblivious to thousands of funny comments made. Astound your friends, & offend your enemies, use these terms with care & attention - your life will be all the richer for it. I haven't laughed so muchin years...
