Informationen zum Autor Jon Butler and Bruno Vincent both work in publishing. Klappentext More ridiculous answers to the questions you ll never thought you'd need to ask, from the permanently bewildered readers of OLD GIT magazine. Questions such as:Would it help global warming to leave my fridge door open?What's the riskiest game of risk ever played?AndIf I fell down a disused mineshaft, would Lassie really run and get help; or just sit there licking his balls?With bags more rude jokes and shaggy-dog stories, interspersed with comments from the new (but still bonkers) Editor, DO BATS HAVE BOLLOCKS? will be every bit as laugh-out-loud funny as its predecessor.The hilarious follow up to 2007's Sunday Times Bestseller DO ANTS HAVE ARSEHOLES? Zusammenfassung The hilarious follow up to 2007's Sunday Times Bestseller DO ANTS HAVE ARSEHOLES?

Vorwort
The hilarious follow up to 2007's Sunday Times Bestseller DO ANTS HAVE ARSEHOLES?

Autorentext
Jon Butler and Bruno Vincent both work in publishing.

Klappentext

More ridiculous answers to the questions you ll never thought you'd need to ask, from the permanently bewildered readers of OLD GIT magazine. Questions such as:
Would it help global warming to leave my fridge door open?
What's the riskiest game of risk ever played?
And
If I fell down a disused mineshaft, would Lassie really run and get help; or just sit there licking his balls?
With bags more rude jokes and shaggy-dog stories, interspersed with comments from the new (but still bonkers) Editor, DO BATS HAVE BOLLOCKS? will be every bit as laugh-out-loud funny as its predecessor.

Zusammenfassung
The hilarious follow up to 2007's Sunday Times Bestseller DO ANTS HAVE ARSEHOLES?