Customer Reviews

W. C. Privy's Original Bathroom Companion

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This book is a really fun and interesting read. I have learned all kinds of useful and useless facts, and possibly some lies as well. For instance: How to avoid a tiger attack, famous people that hate cats, and where the lemming suicide myth started.

I've given it to several friends as a gift and they have all loved it too.

And best of all, I am eating more fiber these days just to give myself more chances to read the Bathroom Companion!

Love this book. My wife loved this book. My kids fight over this book. Thank god there are two editions.

The big problem with this book is that there aren't enough spare TP sheets in the back. I guess it's a good thing we read it all over the house.

I don't read in the bathroom, but that didn't stop me from thoroughly enjoying this book. Lots of trivia and fun facts for cocktail party or water cooler chatter.

I love these kinds of books. The only drawback is that many of them are also loaded with questionably accurate information. Sometimes with "fun facts" books the facts seem to be diluted in order to make them fun. I've noticed this with most other bathroom reader books. I wish they'd do a little more in depth research before printing their information.

What impresses me about this series is the amount of research and intelligent writing that fills its pages. Yet, the book retains its sense of fun.

It's an eclectic mix of general knowledge; the kind that might make you an annoyance at the next party you attend, but also the kind that will make you the winner of your next bar bet. The content ranges from science and history to pop culture subjects--brand names, music and celebrity. The Bathroom Companion is a bathroom necessity.

I'm not THE Erin Barrett, but I wish I were. Great Book series, you guys!

For Christmas, I got this book and W. C. Privy's Bathroom Companion #2. Luckily we have two bathrooms or nobody would ever get in to use them. Both books are interesting, fun and howlingly funny, and the graphics are just one reason why this series is better than other similar books.

My Charmin stock has skyrocketed! Thanks, W.C. Privy.