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Rubes Then & Now: Cartoons for the Millennium and Beyond!
by Leigh Rubin
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Paperback (May 1999)
Book description: Enjoy the wild and wacky vision of internationally syndicated cartoonist Leigh Rubin in RUBES Then & Now. This unique collection of 188 cartoons takes a comically altered look at our past, present and future worlds. See just what has and hasn't changed over the last several millennia! RUBES Cartoons are syndicated in over 400 newspapers worldwide, in calendars, and are available to send on the Internet at egreetings.com/rubes. --Image Maker Publishing
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101 Wacky Computer Jokes
by Genevieve Stamper, John Devor (Illustrator), Judith Stamper
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Reading level: Ages 9-12
Paperback (April 1998)
Book description: A clever collection of silly jokes that computer enthusiasts of all ages willlove to share, such as "Where do computers go when they're sad? Cryberspace". B&W line drawings throughout.
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Cyber Jokes: The Funniest Stuff on the Internet
by Doug Mayer (Editor)
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Paperback - 128 pages (June 1996)
Book description: A collection of the funniest and most fanciful offerings on the information superhighway, culled from the nooks and crannies of the Internet, is designed for computer junkies and for anyone who loves to laugh. Original.
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The Internet Joke Book
by Brad Templeton (Editor)
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Paperback - 220 pages (October 1995)
Book description: Do you wonder how jokes spread around the world? How a simple joke can zoom across the entire country in just a few days? This book contains some of the best jokes of recent years. Some are about computers, many are about everything else except computers. Lighten your day and enjoy sharing the jokes that techies have been chuckling over.
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LOL: The Humor of the Internet
by Steve Marshall, Patty Miller-Marshall
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Paperback - 157 pages (September 1999)
Book description: A rollicking, ribald, sometimes raunchy collection of the very best of the jokes currently being circulated on the internet. LOL lives up to its name, for it is packed with "laugh-out-loud" material for all occasions. Featuring categories like Medical, Kids and Parents, Current Events, Politics, Sports, Gender Wars, Cyberspace Cadets, and even Blondes, LOL - The Humor of the Internet is great reading!
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A Megabyte of Computer Jokes
by Bill Stott, Helen Exley (Editor), Samantha Armstrong (Editor)
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Hardcover - 64 pages Miniature edition (September 1997)
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Your Joke Is in the E-Mail: Cyberlaffs from Mousepotatoes
by Alice Kahn (Editor), John Boe (Editor)
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Paperback - 192 pages (February 1998)
The publisher, Ten Speed Press , February 3, 1999
"Since the internet is a colossal petri dish for the growth and spread of humor, it's not suprising that high tech itself is one of the catagory's targets. Your Joke is in the E-Mail: Cyberlaffs from Mousepotatoes by Alice Kahn and John Dobby Boe is rife with risque humor, but also includes japes like this"Q:How many Microsoft tech-support people does it take to change a lightbulb? A: Please continue to hold your call is very important to us.""(Publishers Weekly)
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The Microsloth Joke Book
by David Pogue
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Paperback - 128 pages (December 1997)
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Book description: Here's a book full of some of the funniest jabs ever thrown at the software giant. There are the classic forms, such as the light bulb jokes, and standard stories. There are also riffs on popular culture, spoofs of Microsoft press releases, a clever parody of Microsoft's marketing program written in the C programming language, and the story of Genesis told as if God were running creation on a PC. The book also pokes fun at others besides Microsoft. Intel rouses its share of laughs as well with the company's famous Pentium flaw. The Microsloth Joke Book may be slim on volume, yet it's big on laughs.
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Tales from the Tech Line: Hilarious Strange-But-True Stories from the Computer Industry's Technical-Support Hotlines
by David Pogue (Editor)
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Paperback - 112 pages Berkley tr edition (June 1998)
Book description: "I'd like to buy the Internet. Can you tell me how much it costs?" "Do you have WordPerfect for Gameboy?" "Isn't there a manual for this mouse pad?" They reformat disks...with scissors. They try to get online...without a modem. They're the Users--everyday people whose computer-related problems baffle, bewilder, and entertain tech-support staffers around the world. These hilarious true stories prove that technology can turn even college professors and top executives into babbling fools--and, once and for all, settles the question: "Which is better--hardware or software?"
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E-Mail.This.Book!: The Cartoon Bank
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Hardcover Book & Cd edition (November 1996)
Book description: From e-mail to the Internet and beyond, these 85 cartoons by such notables as Robert Mankoff, Lee Lorenz, Charles Barsotti, Jack Ziegler, Roz Chast, and Arnie Levin address the perils, fun, and foibles of all manner of cyberspace activity. The accompanying CD holds the cartoons featured in the book, plus an additional 50 that can be e-mailed, faxxed, or printed out in black-and-white or color.
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