Dilbert makes me smile
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Scott Adams never fails to make me laugh. Anyone who has worked in a cubicle will enjoy his warped sense of humor.
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There are so few true entertainers in the comedy world who do not need to use the colorful adjectives every other word.  Thanks Bob Newhart for making me laugh and feel alive.
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As a devotee of the blog this book is based on, I'm looking forward to my daily dose of a new photo from this calendar.  I've actually practiced self-restraint and haven't looked ahead! Even my husband has become a devotee of the crazy photos Andy Donaldson collects and displays for our entertainment, with wonderful little comments that really make the whole thing laugh-out-loud funny.  I expect to be laughing daily in 2016!
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I love South Park, and I really think Butters has some of the funniest lines on the show.  He's in some of my favorite episodes, and he makes me laugh and smile.  So one day a thought came to my head; why not buy this and have it on my desk at work?  So I did, and my job still sucks, but Butters makes me smile.

PS- this is bigger and taller than I thought it would be.
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True, this comic is set in the world of computer programming but I think anyone who works with a computer (and who doesn't these days) will find a lot to like here. The characters are funny, and I can even recognize many of them in my the people I work with.
The big selling point for me was the humor, it is smart, yet has a silliness to it. I can't wait for the next volume!
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It's indeed amazing to see how Scott Adams, after almost twenty Dilbert years, is still capable to make us laugh this way. Not a brainless laughter but an inteligent one and with the usual subtlety he always manages to put into his characters. I own many Dilbert books but this one has no repeated strips - just good plain humor. I loved it.
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This being the earliest collection of dilbert strips we can see where Scott Adams was still looking to find that comfort zone.  Kind of like Seinfeld in its first two seasons.  Many of the strips take place at home as opposed to the office and include many of Scotts Animal characters.

Still you can see where the strip is going and certainly where it would be in a just a couple of years.  The wry, sarcasm that we now know so well is rearing its humorous head.
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I love this series. It's very funny. Additionally, it pokes fun at my own sense of what is proper and right, so it's therapeutic. I'm sure it's not for everyone, but I'm glad to own it.
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David Sedaris is a delight.  I was so happy when the latest book of his was delivered.  And I was not disappointed in the least.  I howled when I was ALONE and reading it, something I seldom do.  Things usually seem  funnier when people are around.
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I enjoyed this second volume of Dilbert 2.0. The strip has started to develop the sardonic wit that made Scott Adam famous. The commentary is excellent and gives a great peek into the mind of this hilarious workplace cartoonist. If you have ever been frustrated about your workplace, read this book; it is a great stress reliever.
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Dilbert books never fail to provide smiles and chuckles. I used to work in an office, and I'm always amazed at how Adams is always able to come up with new humor.
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I think we've bought every Dilbert and every Calvin & Hobbes collection book available.  My husband really loved this Positive Attitude book, and left it on the coffee table for others to flip through and enjoy.  Maybe with the economic situation, Scott Adams can make a Dilbert book about being unemployed?  Well, maybe that wouldn't be as funny after all.
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I already knew that Scott was a great cartoonist. But even though Dilbert cartoons are extremely witty and deeper in content than their length may imply, I didn't know that Scott was such a good writer. Above all, he is a great story teller that uses his experience to inspire us.
I would give it 4.5 stars if possible, but Amazon had still to implement that... Between 4 and 5 I choose 5, because the book did touch me sometimes, which I consider of real value.

On a small negative note, sometimes he seemed too worried to provide disclosure that "one should not trust a cartoonist without talking to a doctor, nutritionist or any other credible specialist..." I did get that this was also a funny point, where he was being "honest" and making fun of himself at the same time... Yet he did that it a bit too much and overtime it both wear the fun off and, what's worse, it sounded too much as Legal disclaimers, which are no fun at all! (who loves to read fine print?...)

Last, I also enjoyed concurrently reading and listening to this book, as I purchased both the audiobook and Kindle versions: their sync was always perfect, which helped me move faster thru the book, enjoying when and in the format I wanted.

All in all, the book is full of inspiring messages, written with a simple but effective style.
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I didn't expect to laugh nearly as much as I did. The short stories integrated into the base comic were fantastic, particularly Bob Cats.
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I first opened this book after a series of appliance malfunctions had left me feeling grey and grumpy.  It only took the turn of a few pages until I burst out laughing.  Suddenly my heart felt lighter and the day seemed brighter.  Thank you Mr. Margenau
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Laugh-out-loud funny and insightful ... sometimes a bit TOO insightful --to a scary degree-- on the joys of a small, fairly pointless, cubicle existence.

This Dilbert book is well worth every hard-earned wage-slave penny; it is quite reasonably priced. Also, this Dilbert book makes an excellent, *fun gift* between coworkers & friends.
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I love his sense of humor and his view on people around him.. Brings tears to my eyes, I'm laughing so hard..