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Access Denied: Dilbert's Quest for Love in the Nineties (Dilbert)

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I felt a little cheated when this "book" arrived. Yes, it's Dilbert all right, but it's got about two and a half cartoons in it, and I think my money would have been better spent on one of the bigger books.

This should have been marketed as one of those little booklets that you buy at the Hallmark shop as a sort of extended greeting card for someone. It should also be about $2.25 rather than $4.95 list price. Funny but not worth the cost.

This book is a five minute read. If you get paid $60/hr you'll break even by the time you're done. If you need a quick gift that's cute and inexpensive on the whole, then this book has a purpose in your life.

Scott Adams can't write a bad book. But he can write a short book. If Dilbert can't last any longer than this book, it'll be a cold day in the cubicles before he finds the love he's seeking. Perhaps the reason he didn't have time to add more cartoons about love is that he is busy finally illustrating those Hitchhiker's guides of his. And I suppose he is spending a lot of time drawing more madcap adventures for those wacky Adamms Family Circle series with his son, Bil Keane. You can't hurry love, Scott. Take your time next time. Your readers will be much more satisfied.

I bought the book thinking it would be hanging out on my shelf for a long time. Uh, wrong! Spittle and tears in the pages changed that! Dilbert is to comedy what George Washington is to "Father of the Country". I laughed until the book was literally soaked with my own spit and pflegm. In short, I RUINED THIS BOOK! Laters, Rob

Mr. Adams, I have eaten one of your Dilberitos while reading this book. Next time, add a few more pages so I don't finish the Book befor the Dilbeito. OTHERWISE.......ACCOUTANTS!!!!!!!!!