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'Dilbert' is the most quoted, photocopied, and faxed comic strip of the nineties, with more than 30 million readers in nine countries and many more throughout cyberspace. But in case you've been living in a mayonnaise container for the past five years, Dilbert is a luckless, cubicle-dwelling engineer. His canine companion, Dogbert, plans to conquer the planet and make all the people his slaves. Together, they navigate a world filled with clueless and annoying people. 'Dilbert' is the comic for anyone who thinks they're surrounded by idiots. (retrieved from Amazon Mon, 25 Aug 2008 10:16:18 -0400) |
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