Product Description
Imagine buttonholing a really smart doctor at a cocktail party and asking every odd, icky, or embarrassing question you can think of. And getting the answers! Introducing the WHY DO MEN HAVE NIPPLES? CALENDAR, based on the #1 New York Times bestseller of the same name, with 570,000 copies in print. Here is a truly fascinating year of questions you’d like to ask your doctor but never could (at least not before your third martini). With wit and irreverence, the authors answer: If you are stranded on a desert island, should you drink seawater or your own urine? Why do you laugh when tickled? What is a food coma? And the ever-popular “Beer before liquor, never sicker/Liquor before beer, never fear”? ... Read more

Customer Reviews (2)

Somewhat Funny
It can be funny and interesting most days, but sometimes you think, "what in the world were they thinking?" My husband thinks it's funny, too. However, the base of the item is pretty flimsly. It doesn't take much to knock it over.

pretty funny and interesting, too
I bought this for the hubby for Christmas, and he loves it...he calls me during the day to share funny bits of information from the calendar ... Read more

Product Description
The Why Do Men Have Nipples? Calendar returns for 2008. Based on the #1 New York Times bestsellers Why Do Men Have Nipples? and Why Do Men Fall Asleep After Sex? this truly engrossing calendar features hundreds of answers to those odd and embarrassing medical questions you just can't bring yourself to ask the doctor. Such as: Why does the bed spin after a long night at the bar? And Can you actually explode from eating too much? (It's rare, but stomach rupture from overeating has happened.) Plus pop quizzes, jargon, On This Day, quotes, Disease of the Month, DIY medical procedures, and more. ... Read more

Customer Reviews (2)

Informative
I purchased this item for my daughter.It is filled with interesting, and sometimes disgusting, facts.She loves it.I'm hoping that there will be another calendar like it next year!

Stay away!
This page a day is just terrible.I'm almost ashamed to have it on my desk at work.

5% Of the days just talk about the authors
5% Plug the book
15% Movie quotes
25% Discuss some of the more stomach turning side-effects of pregnancy
20% Genitalia (human, animal, museums dedicated to)
30% Unscientific answers to questions with obvious answers (i.e. "If you eat a watermellon seed, will a watermellon grow in your stomach?")

It's not that it's crass and I'm offended (although there are plenty of days that I cover up so that coworkers aren't offended).It's that it's a waste of resources and money.

Today's page talks about the author being born and some elf talking to his mother in the hospital and prophesizing the book he'll write some day.I think it's supposed to be humorous? ... Read more