Mary Ellen Pinkham

Mary Ellen Pinkham is a humor columnist and author in the United States.[1] One of her books topped The New York Times Best Seller list for more than a year.[2]

Bibliography
  • It Works!: Over 1,000 New Uses for Common Household Items, 2004
  • Mary Ellen's Clean House!: the All-In-One-Place Encyclopedia of Contemporary Housekeeping, 1993
  • Mary Ellen's Best of Helpful Hints, 1979
  • Mary Ellen's One Thousand New Helpful Hints, 1983
  • Mary Ellen's Giant Book of Helpful Hints
gollark: I mean, mine "works", but it's in python and has a bunch of dependencies, and the TUI is... flickery somehow.
gollark: Multicast chat but actually working properly?
gollark: If it wasn't for rule 7 and if people blindly respected my bizarre interpretations of specific parts of the rules, I actually *could* probably take over the server this way.
gollark: I proactively invoke rule 4 against all content I do not like.
gollark: Humans can't rigorously define SFWness and object recognition is very unsolved.

References
  1. "The Queen of Household Hints Comes Clean About a Problem That Nearly Ruined Her Life—Alcoholism".
  2. MARG. "Mary Ellen wants to keep it clean".


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