...Those that understand binary, and those that don't! If you didn't get that joke but know somone that does, then this Binary Watch is for them. It uses red LED lights to denote time: the first row indicates hours, the second row represents minutes.

Some say there are only 11 known binary jokes in the world...

Today is Canada Day, eh.  This day celebrates the joining of the four provinces into a single country. If you think you know Canada, or know someone that does, then test their knowledge with this Do You Know Canada Trivia Book.

Canadian slang is a combination of American English, British English and French. Here's a test:

garburator - Garbage disposal.

loonie - Canadian one dollar coin.

stagette - "Hen party" in UK or  female bachelorette party in US.

Alright, I don't know everything, but I sure sound like I do, you can too.  This book can help you to learn the jargon that is used within various jobs, so you can talk like a pro.  This is a very helpful book, especially if you have contact with people in many different fields. 

On the other hand, this may not be the best book to buy for the person who appears to know about everything, or says they have done everything.   I am sure we all know that "someone" who tries to portray themselves with more intelligence than they really have.  These people have what is called a PhD in B.S.  These people have mastered the art of fabrication, embellishing, and usually have a Masters Degree in Social Engineering.

Want to talk about beer the way your snobby wine friends talk about their melot? Then try this kit of the 13 most commonly used hop varieties. There is also a kit for European hop varieties and a mini kit for those that want to start on a smaller scale. (Wimp!) While you're at it, get a 'Beer Snob' t-shirt and show them how you really feel!

And if you're really lucky, then some doay you can land the job of Chief Beer Officer at a large hotel chain like Scott Kerkmans did. Congrats, Scott!