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  Trivia for Seniors - 501 Funny...

  Phillip Willis

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  A wonderful collection of trivia for seniors to help strengthen the mind while having fun! 
  Do you love to learn new and interesting facts? 
  Are you looking for a way to keep your mind sharp? 
  If so, this is the perfect audiobook for you! 
  It contains a treasure trove of fun and unique trivia that will challenge your brain while offering a wealth of factoids that will teach you something new. In this trivia audiobook, you will find questions and answers about an assortment of subjects like:Animals, Nature, and ScienceHistory, Geography, and World CulturesWord Origins and LanguagesFilm, Television, Literature, and EntertainmentReligion and MythologySports and LeisureRandom Fun Facts 
  Every answer includes additional context or interesting tidbits to give you a little extra info about the question. 
  You can use this trivia audiobook to exercise your cognitive abilities and prevent your mind from stagnating. Even if you don’t know an answer, you will learn new facts that stimulate your mental acumen. Just like your body, your brain needs a workout to stay fit and healthy. The trivia included in this audiobook is entertaining, engaging, and diverse, giving you a fantastic way to remain in top form.

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  2222 Interesting Wacky & Crazy...

  Scott Matthews

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  Research conducted by NASA in 1995 concluded that the perfect nap lasts for about 26 minutes. Did you know Barbie's full name is Barbara Millicent Roberts? Did you know that if you're looking for a job, the application and resume are not nearly as important as a reference? In fact...... knowing someone who works at the company increases your chances of getting an interview and makes you 40% more likely to get the job over someone with a fancier resume. 
  If you learnt anything in the last few lines you're going to learn a bunch more in the next 2222 facts. This book is full of interesting information that you can whip out in any conversation. You'll never be lost for words and always have the perfect icebreaker. 
  ★ You're going to learn more about the world you live in & some of the topics include ★ 
  - Science 
  - Economics 
  - Human Anatomy 
  - Animal Species 
  - Space 
  - And many, many more! 
  What are you waiting for? Knowledge is power! Come on in and we’ll delve into the interesting and fascinating facts about the world around us. Scroll up and click the ‘add to cart’ button now!

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  Dusk

  Saki Saki

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  In Saki's short story "Dusk," the narrative unfolds in a park at twilight, symbolically referred to as the "hour of the defeated." The protagonist, Norman Gortsby, reflects on his own sense of defeat while observing the people around him. His solitude is interrupted by the arrival of two characters: an elderly man and a well-dressed young man who appears troubled.

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  La Contessa

  Rodney Dangerfield

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  Nobody could kiss and tell like the late Rodney Dangerfield! Here are all the details of his torrid love affair with La Contessa. This ultra-spicy private diary chronicles the amazing exploits of a great lothario, and is sure to make you howl— with plenty of innuendos and double entendres delivered as only Rodney Dangerfield can. Afterward, the man who just "can't get no respect" lets loose with a stand-up set— "It's Lonely at the Top (When There's No One on the Bottom)"— performed at the world-famous Laugh Factory in Hollywood.

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  A Miscellany Of Men - The third...

  G K Chesterton

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  "before I finally desert the illusions of rationalism for the actualities of romance, I should very much like to write one last roaring, raging book telling all the rationalists not to be so utterly irrational... Do not talk such bosh. I implore you, I supplicate you not to talk such bosh. Utterly and absolutely abolish all such bosh—and we may yet begin to discuss these public questions properly." -GKC"the Chesterton wit and charm and gentle satire [and] hard-hitting controversy. And you will also find a distinct thread that ties it all together. [...] first published in 1912, the essays ... often refer to current events and personalities from the early 20th century: coal strikes and railway strikes, game laws, women’s suffrage, and British Imperialism. ... in every case the larger point being made is very clear and is not tied to a time and place – unless it is our time and place. Chesterton’s mere observations of an event, whether in a headline or outside his window could be expounded upon into huge timely treatises. It is because truth has ramifications. And because it is true.The old controversies are still relevant. But each question points to a larger question. How do we assure the dignity and basic rights of the laborer? For whom does he labor: himself or some remote rich man? Does voting make any difference when our choices are so limited, when the choices themselves are not our choices but someone else’s? What is the nature of real democracy?" - Dale Ahlquist"These old articles of mine because they cover a very controversial period, in which I was in nearly all the controversies, whether I was visible there or no. And I wish to gather up into this last article a valedictory violence about all such things; and then pass to where, beyond these voices, there is peace--or in other words, to the writing of Penny Dreadfuls; a noble and much-needed work." -GKC

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  Useless Facts About Life That...

  Sleepy Voices

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  "Bid adieu to those sleepless nights with the enchanting lullaby of our captivating audiobook, "Useless Facts About Life That Will Put You to Sleep Fast." It's the perfect antidote to insomnia, turning sleeplessness into an opportunity to dive into a sea of fascinatingly pointless facts. Far more engrossing than the age-old method of counting sheep, our audiobook promises to take you on a whimsical, soporific journey to dreamland.  
  This curated collection of facts is charmingly quirky, endlessly interesting, yet so soothingly delivered that it lulls you into a deep, restful slumber. Each fact is a nugget of trivia, chosen not for its relevance, but for its ability to calm and to entertain, to distract the mind just enough to help it unwind. 
  Your bedtime routine will no longer be a struggle against the clock, but a joyful exploration of the peculiar and the obscure. Prepare to have your curious mind pleasantly engaged and your restlessness vanquished. There's a world of wonderfully useless facts waiting to serenade you to sleep.  
  No more tossing and turning. Embrace the night with our audiobook and wake up each morning rejuvenated, ready to seize the day. With "Useless Facts About Life That Will Put You to Sleep Fast," your insomnia simply doesn't stand a chance."

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