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"Once referred to as 'possibly the world's greatest reference librarian' (American Libraries, February 1995, page 146), Cecil Adams has been answering questions via his alternative newspaper column, 'The Straight Dope', since 1973. This online archive includes most of the questions and answers from the past quarter century. Entertaining and informative, Cecil over the years has answered questions like: Why do wintergreen Life Savers spark when crunched? What are the real lyrics to "Louie Louie"? and How do you become a United Nations weapons inspector? The archive is keyword searchable, and the last four years of columns can be browsed by date."--"Best Free Reference Web Sites 2004," RUSA Quarterly, Fall 2004; reviewed March 6, 2004.
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The straight dope: a compendium of human knowledge
1998, Ballantine Books
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- 1st Ballantine Books trade ed.
0345422910 9780345422910
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The straight dope: a compendium of human knowledge
1986, Ballantine Books
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0345333152 9780345333155
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The straight dope: a compendium of human knowledge
1984, Chicago Review Press
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0914091549 9780914091547
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