Recommend me some toilet reading material

[SBR]

This is a great book and should fit your needs perfectly.

[Blarg]

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I dunno if this is up your alley, but Jorge Luis Borges' "The Aleph and Other Stories" is perfect. A bunch of fascinating, beautifully written short stories ranging from 1-10 pages in length. FWIW he's considered the most important Spanish-language writer since Cervantes, and his stuff is spectacular.

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I'm gonna give a no to this one. The first words I could think of for Borges were dense, slow, obscure, and oblique. This is not the kind of thing you want freezing your colon when you're trying to push a reluctant one out. If you weren't constipated before you read Borges, you probably will be afterward.

[Skipbidder]

Most Stephen Jay Gould books tend to be in short segments. You probably can read them without inducing hemorrhoids. Fairly accessible science.

[edfurlong]

[Blarg]

Encyclopedia? Hmm, could be interesting. Any further details, Ed?

[edfurlong]

It's just a french culinary encyclopedia.

It's a must have for anyone that likes food, the format makes it pretty awesome for reading on the pooper.

[cobrakai111]

Chuck Klosterman books are fantastic toilet material. Start with Sex, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs.

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[The X-Factor]

I go with Uncle Johns bathroom reader or maxim

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Wow! Have you read this? It seems like it might be pretty hilarious.