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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?

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

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.

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 )

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.

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)

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.

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.

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

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

Dilberts c'zool.

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

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.

Yours is better than mine *sniff*

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

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.