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Fri Apr 17, 2009 — by Kim Kindya

Happy 20th Anniversary, Dilbert!

And speaking of dating oneself... believe it or not, that was the first Dilbert. Today marks the twentieth anniversary of the comic strip by Scott Adams, featuring the office cubicle misadventures of engineering geek Dilbert, his wacky co-workers and bizarre furry friends. The occasion has been marked by the release of Dilbert 2.0: 20 Years of Dilbert, a new commemorative hardcover collection. The 600-page slipcased book includes thousands of strips from every era of Adams' career. Adams also provides original commentary and the book also comes with a special disc that archives every Dilbert strip so far, and that can be updated with new releases.

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Russ Rogers (12:43 PM on Fri Apr 17, 2009)

"You may not be an old fashioned girl, still you're gonna get dated." - Girls Talk, Elvis Costello http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10Y6QZ9dGCk

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