The BIG book of Big Secrets, the uncensored truth about all sorts of stuff you are never suppose to know. (1983) examples: Did Neil Armstrong blow his lines? secret messages on records? subliminal shots in movies? secret identies, and so on.
Learn the answers to hundreds of questions such as:
What's the best way to beat a lie detector test?
what's really in Spam, coca-Cola, and the secret recipe for Mrs. Field's cookies?
What are those backward messages on records trying to tell you?
What's the best way to beat a lie detector test?
what's really in Spam, coca-Cola, and the secret recipe for Mrs. Field's cookies?
What are those backward messages on records trying to tell you?
While Wikipedia may have supplanted the need for this book in the minds of many people, I would have to disagree. There are many pieces of factual information that I can find in no place on the internet including the many ingredients that give coca-cola its taste and its amazing history and changes.
What's the best way to beat a lie detector test?
What's really in Spam, Coca-Cola, and the secret recipe for Mrs. Field's Cookies?
Does Grey Poupon really come directly from Dijon?
What's the meaning behind all those seemingly meaningless doodles of graffiti?
What's the truth behind the rumor of Walt Disney being cryogenically frozen and hidden in a secret vault beneath Disneyland?
And lots more as this is a very thick book.
What's really in Spam, Coca-Cola, and the secret recipe for Mrs. Field's Cookies?
Does Grey Poupon really come directly from Dijon?
What's the meaning behind all those seemingly meaningless doodles of graffiti?
What's the truth behind the rumor of Walt Disney being cryogenically frozen and hidden in a secret vault beneath Disneyland?
And lots more as this is a very thick book.
