And Then You're Dead: What Really Happens If You Get Swallowed by a Whale, Are Shot from a Cannon, or Go Barreling over Niagara | 
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A few 'ends' from my TBR 💀
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so-soShort and mildly amusing book about what happens to you if you die in some bizarre fashion like being shot from a cannon. It's probably better taken in small doses, as the different deaths kind of flow together. 3 💥💥💥 out of 5
I have a question for my fellow Litsy users. Do you think there's such a thing as "gender reading"? I ask this because I was just looking at the ten most recent books that I added to my TBR list, and I noticed that the titles have words like: Destruction, Poison, Assassin, Revolution, Dangerous, and Explosion.
Fortunately, I managed to survive.
For reasons not entirely known, brain damage often makes victims smell burned toast.
If a fist-sized meteorite landed near you it would only be good news--meteorites can go for $100 per ounce. If you were lucky, it would be a meteorite from the moon or Mars. Those go for hundreds of dollars per carat, while the cheaper and more common ones come from the asteroid belt and fetch far less.
Interestingly, you would not be the first human buried in a Pringles can. That distinction belongs to Fred Baur, the inventor of the Pringles can, who requested that his ashes be placed in his invention.
They're referring to Niagara Falls here.
Huh 🤔😈
pickA book to satisfy your morbid curiosities about what happens to your physical being in many fatal scenarios. The book has a light-hearted tone, but is well researched, using first-hand accounts when available (such as going over Niagara Falls in a barrel) and the work of scientists for theoretical possibilities (such as leaping into a black hole). A fun, educational quick read. (I received an advanced e-galley of this book through Netgalley.)
