Viz 40th Anniversary Profanisaurus: War and Piss

Guaranteed tears of laughter with this book - an essential purchase for every downstairs / guest toilet! A+++++

This tome is essential 21st century reading. Some books are vital to our existence. Sun Tzu Art of War, books by Charlie Dickens and this. It’s educational, informative, and should be on the curriculum.

I started reading it on a busy train. People must have thought I was some sort of middle-aged loon. You can only be so discrete when constantly chuckling and wiping away tears of laughter - seriously. It felt like the shortest trip ever. The combination of extremely well written, articulate English discussing juvenile toilet and sexual humour gives it the edge. The forward is by Professor Brian Cox... if that's genuine then what a bloke! Will be buying lots of copies for those friends who are as childish and immature as I can be. Not suitable for grannies.

Usually horrible nasty Viz dictionary of all the stuff we've been giggling about. But hey that's what you expect right. Get it and just keep it in a drawer for a smutty smirk when you're feeling a little low. Definitely not to be placed in the hands, eyes, or anything of children

If like me you are a lover of British schoolboy "toilet-humour", then this is your new bible. If such humour became a university course, then this would be the standard text. Best book I've ever bought - has me crying with laughter on a regular basis. Covers the gamut of filthy euphemisms from A to Z - and by the time you finish this fine tome, you'll certainly know your "Almond smoothie" from your "Zoo keeper's boot"...! Highly recommended.

I've had it bought for me and I loved every page. I've since brought it for others as presents and all have loved it. Never-ending fun. Very funny and laugh all day

I just cried laughing, and about 5 of my mates bought the book for gifts for their family members, it is very rude but you know that when you get anything from Viz. Buy It!

Thorough and authoritative. No fan of the English language should be without a copy. Guaranteed to give hours of laughs while providing a real education. The only criticisms I would make is that the entries have a bit of a bias towards nouns and that at six hundred plus pages the volume's a bit bulky to hide up your cashmere jumper if the vicar and his/her wife pop round unexpectedly for tea.

Good for those who enjoy obscenity

fast shipping and great book : ) for the people who love cussing and words

Another great tome!