Poop Culture: How America is Shaped by its Grossest National Product
How many of us can actually say that we are conducting field research every time we convene at the toilet to expel solid waste? A few intrepid writers like poopreport.com’s David Praeger can lay claim to exactly that. This select group of authors explore the scatalogical, the factological, and the meta-coprological aspects of this daily ritual, and have produced a solid body of work that includes such luminary titles as The Zen of Farting, What Shat That?, and Who Cut The Cheese?
If you believe that every room in your house should have it’s own book, one that perfectly matches it’s thematic qualities, then Poop Culture might be for you. Just like a cookbook belongs in the kitchen, and the Kama Sutra in your bedroom, Poop Culture’s place should be firmly lodged in your bathroom. Just be sure to have some fun with it and not take it too serious, ok?



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