Demonstrating why Arthur Black is one of Canada's best-known humorists, this title offers information on subjects ranging from suburban heroes to garage sales as blood sport. It discusses the medical application of duct tape, the difference between men and women, how to reuse Commodore 64, and why writers dread cocktail parties and barbecues.

Arthur Black - beloved radio personality, newspaper columnist, best-selling author and twice winner of the Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour - shows no symptoms of a weary funny bone with this book. Demonstrating why he is one of Canada's best-known humorists, Black offers readers a unique brand of tongue-in-cheek wisdom in a wide variety of subjects ranging from suburban heroes to garage sales as blood sport. The book delivers hilarious insights on the medical application of duct tape, the real difference between men and women, how to reuse that Commodore 64 in the wardrobe and why writers dread cocktail parties and barbecues.