Gregory, Leland

A collection of more than two hundred true stories about human stupidity.

Here comes a hilarious expose of the most bizarre, outrageous, and hilarious acts ever perpetrated in the halls of justice.

A collection of over 200 anecdotes on stupidity.

A collection of brief stories about criminals who do the dumbest things when committing a crime which often leads to their capture.

Collection of 350 mistakes made by local, state, and federal governments that cost taxpayers millions of dollars including a federal computer glitch that listed everyone in Hartford, Connecticut, as dead and $100,000 spent on a federal study to find out why people do not like beets.

A humorous take on hundreds of historical legends and debacles, including the ride of Samuel Prescott into Concord, not Paul Revere. Includes the only time Isaac Newton spoke in Parliament, and it was to ask that a window be opened. Students of history, and those who could care less about history, will find the "facts" they have been taught are not always factual, but more fanciful.

A humorous take on dozens of legends and debacles from throughout the history of the United States, including Gertude Stein's proposal that Adolf Hitler be given the Nobel Peace Prize in 1937, presidental name alterations, and how the donkey became the symbol of the Democratic Party.

Collects dozens of miscellaneous science facts about strange laboratory experiments, unusual research, and mad scientists.