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A series of cartoons based on part life.I found some of the strips express mirth out loud funny - they represent the absurd mode that nigh offices piece of work.
Reading fourth dimension around 45 minutes.
I've had this for years, and worried that it wouldn't be near as funny the 2nd time around. I was incorrect. Basically just a compilation of David Rees spider web comics from years ago, before he went all political with "Get Your War On". If y'all love inane humor, a metric ton of profanity and homemade production values, this is your ticket to an 60 minutes of pure ecstasy. Wish information technology were longer, and some of the strips are pure filler, only when information technology's on there'due south nothing else like it. Fast reading, but god is information technology I've had this for years, and worried that it wouldn't be nearly as funny the second time around. I was wrong. Basically simply a compilation of David Rees web comics from years ago, before he went all political with "Go Your War On". If yous love inane humor, a metric ton of profanity and homemade product values, this is your ticket to an hour of pure ecstasy. Wish it were longer, and some of the strips are pure filler, just when it's on there's nothing else similar it. Fast reading, but god is it worth information technology. ...more
Some quirky, funny office throwback humour via clipart comics that will actually make you crack upward.
There'south probably a reason why everyone loves this, merely I don't personally get information technology.It's conspicuously near the cultures at some kind of shitty environments, but I approximate I'grand lucky in that I never had to experience it. I don't enjoy whatever of the people, whether it be the crackpot managers with giddy office metrics based on nonreality or the staff who stay at a place they don't enjoy only also sabotage themselves and others at any chance they get.
It reminds me of retail civilization, a mixture of management arrog
At that place's probably a reason why everyone loves this, but I don't personally get it.It'due south clearly about the cultures at some kind of shitty environments, merely I guess I'm lucky in that I never had to feel it. I don't enjoy any of the people, whether it be the beatnik managers with dizzy function metrics based on nonreality or the staff who stay at a identify they don't enjoy but besides demolition themselves and others at whatsoever chance they get.
It reminds me of retail civilisation, a mixture of direction arrogance/incompetence and employee aloofness.I don't find information technology funny, but depressing.
I may likewise be too much of a software programmer for the random barfage of terminology to anything but weird and nonsensical.
All in all, I'm very happy to not enjoy this book because my life sounds like it would suck if I did. I hope all the best for the people that enjoy this book, I wish I could change the earth so that nobody had to exist in environments like these.
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This book will appeal most to people who endured the office culture of the 80s and 90s, which entailed much "Squad Edifice" and other motivational bullshit, in addition to the usual administrative redundancies. Phrases similar "Excel the information", "Strategies for Success: Why Don't y'all Have one? Considering you can't file for shit" and "Holy Crap! I've outpaced my own empowerment!" had me laughing out loud, equally did the 'innovations' of i Chucky McScotchers, aka The Greatest Genius of All Time. If you lik This book will appeal most to people who endured the role culture of the 80s and 90s, which entailed much "Team Building" and other motivational bullshit, in improver to the usual administrative redundancies. Phrases like "Excel the data", "Strategies for Success: Why Don't y'all Take one? Because you can't file for shit" and "Holy Crap! I've outpaced my own empowerment!" had me laughing out loud, as did the 'innovations' of one Chucky McScotchers, aka The Greatest Genius of All Time. If y'all like a lot of cursing, rage virtually stupidity, and general absurdity, you will dig it. Much more biting and abrasive than Dilbert, and necessarily and so. At present this fashion has been imitated (the clip fine art, the accompanying sarcastic quotes) only it was so fresh and of its time that it captured the essence of admin bullshit and so and so excellently. Information technology'south similar a PowerPoint presentation on acrid.
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This book is brilliant.The humor is absurd, and the lo-fi comics seem to fit an underlying message of how in many conjured upwards business relationships, everything kind of blends together into some sort of routine blandness.
I find this book and the other ones similar to information technology (non sure if it is a series or not) to be incredibly inspiring.
I remember when I first came across it, information technology blew my mind that somebody could take the clip art graphics and turn them into a published piece of work. But it happened. And it is
This volume is brilliant.The sense of humour is absurd, and the lo-fi comics seem to fit an underlying bulletin of how in many conjured up business relationships, everything kind of blends together into some sort of routine blandness.
I discover this book and the other ones similar to information technology (not sure if it is a series or not) to be incredibly inspiring.
I remember when I outset came across information technology, information technology blew my listen that somebody could take the prune art graphics and plow them into a published work. But information technology happened. And it is nifty.
Realize that applesauce may not exist everybody'south cup of tea, but if information technology is highly recommend checking this out.
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This was just $2. And then that makes the joke worth the money. It's just bad clip art with some 8th grade jokes made by attaching speech bubbling and randomly cracking wise. The fighting technique book was pretty childishly funny, this sequel riffs on the same joke merely in an office setting. Pretty funny, and super short. This is or was likely a web comic printed in book format. This was merely $ii. And so that makes the joke worth the money. It's just bad clip art with some 8th form jokes made by attaching speech bubbles and randomly cracking wise. The fighting technique book was pretty childishly funny, this sequel riffs on the same joke but in an office setting. Pretty funny, and super short. This is or was likely a web comic printed in book format. ...more
Found this hilarious volume in the $2 loser bin at Capacity! Now I beloved inexpensive books! It's a combination of crude and distorted cutting-art and multi-line swearing that's probably as young as information technology sounds, but is hilarious anyway! Found this hilarious book in the $2 loser bin at Chapters! Now I dear cheap books! It's a combination of rough and distorted cut-art and multi-line swearing that'due south probably equally immature as it sounds, but is hilarious anyway! ...more
Hilarious volume, specially if you've ever worked in a corporate atmosphere. The images are reminiscent of an function etiquette transmission, and the dialogue and thought bubbles are filled with the crass stuff you wish you lot could say at piece of work. Hilarious book, especially if you've ever worked in a corporate temper. The images are reminiscent of an office etiquette manual, and the dialogue and thought bubbles are filled with the crass stuff yous wish you lot could say at piece of work. ...more
Although I didn't dearest information technology, I honey that it exists. Although I didn't beloved it, I love that it exists. ...more
I will never get rid of my copy of this comic. It is hilarious. I completely lose it on nearly every page. I just love information technology so much. ;-;
Why does the championship phone call it "Fighting?", it is "my new filing technique is unstoppable". Like Dilbert, if it was made by Tim & Eric. Why does the championship call information technology "Fighting?", it is "my new filing technique is unstoppable". Like Dilbert, if information technology was made by Tim & Eric. ...more
If you lot'd similar a version of Function Infinite on fissure and in print, this might be healthy. Pretty hilarious. I'd space it out a fleck so the (intentional) monotony doesn't drag it downwardly. If y'all'd like a version of Office Space on fissure and in impress, this might be skilful for you. Pretty hilarious. I'd space information technology out a bit so the (intentional) monotony doesn't elevate it down. ...more than
I laughed so hard I cried. Then I got tummy cramps, doubled over, kept express joy-crying, and finally brutal out of my chair.
That filing technique is no longer upwards to snuff.
A drove of the 2002 web comic. Bizarre, hilarious, I love it. A drove of the 2002 spider web comic. Bizarre, hilarious, I dearest it. ...more than
The shorter version is better. It is. Peachy, at present a auto warning's going off. Probably because of what I said. The shorter version is better. It is. Not bad, at present a car warning's going off. Probably because of what I said. ...more than
this was one of the outset books keith recommended to me at the strand.
One of the best laughs I've ever had came from one of those pages. One of the best laughs I've e'er had came from one of those pages. ...more
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