[Xandax]

Anybody in here a fan of the dilbert comics?

I find them (most often) hillarious because there is so much truth in them - in fact Dilbert comics have been my project group (writing a major paper for school) trademark during the last couple of months

So - anybody else like Dilbert?

[garazdawi]

Originally posted by Xandax
Anybody in here a fan of the dilbert comics?

I find them (most often) hillarious because there is so much truth in them - in fact Dilbert comics have been my project group (writing a major paper for school) trademark during the last couple of months

So - anybody else like Dilbert?

hmmm.... dilbert.... I recognize the name, but I can't place it in any comic really.... *searches google*.... ahh now I remember..... funny stuff

[IHateUsernames]

Of course I read Dilbert. And im also a proud member of DNRC (Dogberts new ruling class) wich, when Dogbert takes over the world, will enslave all you in-duh-viduals to our will.

[Xandax]

Well - seems Dilbert readers are a minority around here

Tobad - I love Dilbert, and we have posted them all over our walls in the room we work in at school

(some edited to fit our workdescription though )

[Rob-hin]

Yeah, Dilbert is ok.
I think most Dilbert readers are american though. Here in The Netherlands, it's only publisched in a newspaper... if memory serves me well that is.

[Xandax]

Well - I get my daily dose from the offical website (dilbert.com), but besides that, only a few of his books are sold, here in Denmark, and no papers carry it as far as I've seen.

But yes - I think the comic is more directed at the american market, but much of the office humor fits so well in all offices around the world.

I know I've seen at least one "pointy haired" boss in my life, duing what seems to be random acts of management (as one of my comic books are called)

[IHateUsernames]

Originally posted by Xandax
Well - I get my daily dose from the offical website (dilbert.com), but besides that, only a few of his books are sold, here in Denmark, and no papers carry it as far as I've seen.

Ingenøren (sp?) haves a Dilbert strip (of course)

And remember: Dont step in the leadership.

The books i can rember are:

Dont step in the leadership.

When body language goes bad.

A journey to cubesville. (The only one i have.)

What do you call a sociopath in a cubicle? Answer: A coworker.

Shave the whales.

Things you dont want to hear during your performance review.

[Xandax]

The Joy of Work is also one of the books (real books).

Actually quite funny, even with limited cartoons in it.


Random Acts of Management is a cartoon book wich I got.

[Tamerlane]

Dilberts an awesome comic strip, always been a big fan of it

[josh]

Dilbert has always been a favourite of mine, more so now that I get the engineering and management jokes.

[Kevka]

Dilberts c'zool.

I love comics, that's why I have my own.

[Kayless]

Originally posted by Xandax
So - anybody else like Dilbert?

I do. I've never been part of the rat race and after reading Dilbert I never want to be.

Originally posted by Kevka
I love comics, that's why I have my own.

Same here.

[Kevka]

Yours is better than mine *sniff*

[Kayless]

Practice makes perfect.

[Bloodmire]

it rules

i didnt no there was a comic out i watch the tv show and that is brilliant is the comic sold over in the UK coz if it is i am going to buy it

[Xandax]

I'm sure Dilbert comics/books are sold in the UK (I can strongly recommend Scott Adams' "Dilbert/Dogbert" books).

The cartoon television show ran a few times on danish TV, but they took it down fast it seems, so they only showed maginal stuff.
I do find the comics and books much better then the TV show.