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Dilbert: I Love My Coworkers Until They Talk 2006 Day-to-Day Calendar

21 reviews
Scott Adams

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2005

looking forward to yet another day!
i look forward to getting to the office a little early, tearing off yesterday's sheet, reading today's calendar sheet, and laughing out loud. i use the old sheets to write notes for colleagues (instead of stick-it notes), which usually are apropros to the office goings on that day. i love adams' creativity - the ironies and utter stupidity are something that we all can really relate to at work! ...

Words You Don't Want to Hear During Your Annual Review: A Dilbert Book

7 reviews
Scott Adams

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2003

All quiet in Wallyville...
It's more Dilbertine for the addicted like myself and allthough there are a couple of minuses to mention the level of hilarity stays high as always. And how could it not? The inspiration from the corporate world keeps coming through in tsunami waves. While one of the most cult characters in the Dilbert series (Wally) gains even more of the spotlight other equally legendary characters like ...

Derailed

6 reviews
Adam Scott Bellow

Outskirts Press, 2006

Derailed was awesome!
This book was great. I loved Derailed so much that I actually read it twice to go back and catch all the little hints which lead up to the big ending. The writing is really pretty. That may sound odd for a book that makes more than one reference a dead baby, but the language the author uses is really captivating and vivid. I just finished the Da Vinci code, and I must say that although this ...

Dilbert 2004 Day-To-Day Calendar

6 reviews
Scott Adams

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2003

The 2003 Calendar was great!
I enjoyed every single cartoon, though sometimes they made me sad - they mirror real (big) company life, and I was more than once tempted to take the cartoon to my office and slip it onto the table of my boss... And so the cartoons help to endure the harder hours of business life! Maybe I can get a prescription for the 2004 calendar...?

I'm Not Anti-Business, I'm Anti-Idiot [Dilbert]

13 reviews
Scott Adams

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1998

The title pretty much says it all....
There is a reason that many workplaces ban Dilbert cartoons- they are just too darn close to the truth. I've lost track of the number of times that I've laughed myself silly after finding one of his cartoon arcs describing some experience in my own working career. In his biography, Scott Adams is described as both an engineer and as a member of Mensa. Inspite of this, however, he has a sense of ...

Journey to Cubeville

23 reviews
Scott Adams

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1998

Cliché in a Box (or Cube)
Dilbert is the perfect hero for the modern office, which consists mostly of cubicles, or cubes as we frequently refer to them. What happens in a cubicle? Oh, you know. The boss comes around and indicates that he is the great power behind everything, though he actually knows nothing about the product. If anything goes wrong, downsizing of those best suited to fix the problem follows. What ...

Fugitive from the Cubicle Police

18 reviews
Scott Adams

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1996

Corporate America's Most Wanted...
Monkey: Evolution favors monkeys. Eventually humans will be kept in cages as pets... Dilbert: Impossible! We humans will never allow ourselves to be treated like that! Now, get out of my cubicle! Dilbert, the mainstay of office-life critical witticisms, is the concept of Scott Adams, who quit his job to write the column, using it primarily to exorcise the demons that haunted him (and, indeed, ...

Bring Me The Head Of Willy The Mailboy!

10 reviews
Scott Adams

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1995

Dilbert DIES!
Yes, in this book, the character of Dilbert dies. But never fear, he is cloned back to life from his garbage! This book covers strips from mid-1990 to May 1991. The dinosaurs Bob and Dawn have an egg which hatches into the short-lived character of Rex. Also returning for a series is Dilber't Ego. Scott Adams continues to improve his trade in this book. Great for when you need some laughs or ...

Delta Green (Call of Cthulhu Horror Roleplaying, Modern)

16 reviews
Dennis Detwiller, Adam Scott Glancy, ...

Armitage House, 1997

Second Fiction Anthology for Award-Winning DELTA GREEN
DELTA GREEN is the modern adaptation of Call of Cthulhu. Drawing on the same body of UFO lore and paranormal activity as the X-Files, DELTA GREEN has tapped into something very deep. And of course, once you have a successful RPG, you might as well start the fiction flowing, right? Dark Theaters has some fairly lenghty short stories, designed to flesh out the world of DELTA GREEN. Some clues ...

Shave the Whales

10 reviews
Scott Adams

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1994

Shave The Whales!
While this is the 4th Dilbert book, it is the 2nd book of strips from the newspaper, following "Always Postpone Meetings With Time-Wasting Mornons". The strips in this book are from the end of 1989 through mid-1990. Some characters of note introduced in this book are the Garbage Man (who is a member of MENSA) and Ratbert. Also, the famous fictional country of Elbonia makes it's first ...

Cal 99 Dilbert: Drop It in the to Do Basket

1 review
Scott Adams

Andrews Mcmeel Pub (Cal), 1998

great way to laugh all year
Keep organized with a sense of humor. See a week at a glance with plenty of laughs and oh yeah room to write in important stuff.

Dilbert 1. Aplace Siempre Sus Reuniones

2 reviews
Scott Adams

Ediciones Granica, S.A., 1998

Simplemete Realista y comico
En este Libro podras ver la genialidad y la manera jocosa con la cual Scott Adams, nos brinda muchas de las situaciones que se presentan de manera cotidiana en las diferentes empresas. Cabe mencionar el Sindrome de Cubiculo). Aparte de esto se podra observar la incompetencia de los jefes y la vagancia de los compañeros de trabajo( especialmente Wally)todo esto presentado con una genialidad, ...

Secrets Volume 19: Timeless Passions

2 reviews
Saskia Walker, Kathleen Scott, ...

Red Sage Publishing, Inc., 2007

If you only buy one Secrets volume, this should be the one
I have read every Secrets volume there is, and this one is by far my favorite. The stories range from poignant to funny, and the quality of writing seems to get better with every volume. My only complaint is the cover. The original silk and roses covers were much classier, particularly if you plan to read these books in public. I used to take my Secrets volumes to the gym, but not any more. (As I ...

Cal 98 Dilbert Big Things Are Coming My Way Soon

1 review
Scott Adams

Andrews Mcmeel Pub, 1997

An excellent collection of the best white-collar humor.
This calendar is great. Everyday you tear off a page and start the day laughing!

X-Men: The Complete Age of Apocalypse Epic, Book 4

3 reviews
Scott Lobdell, Warren Ellis, ...

Marvel Comics, 2006

Excellent novel
This novel does an excellent job finishing up the story. It gives all of the finishing details needed to find out how it all ends.

Joe Moves In (Blue's Clues (8x8))

2 reviews
Adam Scott

Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon, 2002

good for little ones
This was a quick and cute read. It held my two-year-old's attention and has both Steve (just a page) and Joe so it satisfies both requests at once.

Dilbert: 2005 Day-to-Day Calendar

2 reviews
Scott Adams

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2004

As Vital as Your Morning Coffee
It's hard to buy a gift for someone you know likes Dilbert but probably has most of the books already. You can go for other business humor books, but apart from Augustus Gump's Management Secrets of T. John Dick, there's not much out there - and my boss already has that too. If you believe a daily dose of Dilbert is as important as that morning coffee, this calendar's a good solution. Just about ...

This Is the Part Where You Pretend to Add Value: A Dilbert Book (Dilbert Books (Paperback Andrews McMeel))

5 reviews
Scott Adams

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2008

great dilbert book
This book has the latest Dilbert comics. They keep up with the latest workplace stupidity and accurately reflect pointy hair in most worklaces. If you work for long enough, Human Resources will seem like talking cats. They are just not human.

The Art of Playing Mythos the Cthulhu Collectable Card Game: A Tome of Arcane Knowledge

1 review
Scott David Aniolowski, Charlie Krank, ...

Chaosium, 1996

A Guide to Playing the Mythos Card Game
This book contains miscellaneous information about the Mythos collectible card game. It contains: the rules of the game, a FAQ, a short play and deck construction guide, a sort of designer's notes on the game, background information on selected cards, rules for solitaire play and creating your own adventures, a complete spoiler list for the limited edition of the game and lists of card attributes ...

Slapped Together: The Dilbert Business Anthology

2 reviews
Scott Adams

HarperCollins Publisher, 2002

A compendium of business knowledge a la Dilbert
If you are a lover of the office philosophy and observations of Dilbert and the gang then you will love this book. It is truly what the title suggests in that the publisher took three popular Dilbert books and placed them together into one large volume. As always, the biting humor and often accurate portrayal of all things corporate will have you laughing out loud as you realize how absolutely ...

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