Authors: Susan Singer.
Paperback, 63 pages
Publisher: FirstPublish
Publication Date: 2000-06-01


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    This 49 year old lady needed some excitement in her life after a 27 year long marriage. Much to her surprise, there were others out there who were also looking for the unexpected. Searching the internet seemed like the safe way to pursue a male without much to tell. You will soon find out how very funny the depressing experiences of internet dating can be....

Authors: Jeffrey Armstrong.
Unknown Binding, 208 pages
Publisher: Any Key Press
Publication Date: 1987

Authors: Rob Ainsley.
Paperback, 64 pages
Publisher: Ravette Publishing Ltd.
Publication Date: 1997-03


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    the Internet the Information Superhighway Cyberspace the World Wide Web-all describe the same simple idea: computers linked by telephone lines. But like any good con artist the Internet uses several names each designed to deceive in different ways. However the Internet has one highly important quality. People believe it must be interesting. Unlike normal computing which is important and useful the Internet is trivial and virtually useless. Thus its greatest appeal is to people who are themselves fascinating but trivial and useless...

Authors: Scott Nickel.
Hardcover, 79 pages
Publisher: Andrews McMeel
Publication Date: 1997-03

Authors: Tim Barry.
Paperback, 96 pages
Publisher: IT Press
Publication Date: 1999-04
Edition: 1

Reviews :

    The Totally Unauthorized Microsoft Joke Book is a collection of jokes, top ten lists, poems, puns, songs and other humorous items about Microsoft, Bill Gates, the personal computer industry and the Internet.

Approx. 85% of the material in the book is original and has never appeared in print before. The book also features original treatments of some popular jokes found on the Internet and includes celebrities from inside and outside the personal computer industry to give the material a timely and irreverent feel....

Authors: Mimi Smartypants.
Hardcover, 240 pages
Publisher: HarperCollins Entertainment
Publication Date: 2004-02-02


Reviews :

    The energetic, inspired first book of Mimi Smartypants, who has kept a cult on-line diary for the past 3 years. Mimi has bags of attitude and a brilliant observational style that's fun, fast and frivolous. This is the real-life diary of a sassy, funny, straight-talking thirty-something Chicago girl who tells it like it is. Mimi first appeared on the hot internet site diaryland.com which hosts over 400,000 live diaries from -- mostly girls -- all over the world and has 800,000 registered users. Mimi became the most clicked diary and is now officially a web cult. Mimi lives in Chicago with LT (husband -- she was a child bride) cat (cat), Kat (friend, female, good for staying up late and getting into trouble in bars), travels the El (Elevated Railway), drinks beer (in bars) and occationally dresses up in twily dresses and makes like the undead at Neo's goth nights (it's an affliction she's trying kick). she is 30 years old (but looks younger), is 5ft 1inch (but looks taller), weighs (never weighs herself...it says 127 on her drivers license). She's left handed (she cannot do anything with her right hand -- except lift drinks at bars), she looks in other peoples medicine cabinets when the owner is not around, hates people saying ATM machine ( since the 'm' stands for machine already doh), has never had a cavity (wierd) and likes penguins. Most of all Mimi Smartypants gets it...and so do hundreds of thousands of her followers....

Authors:
Paperback, 128 pages
Publisher: Summersdale Publishers
Publication Date: 2000-09-01


Reviews :

    If you can't remember a time when a mouse was a mouse, "Windows" were something you looked through, and "Excel" was when you were good at something, you are officially a computer nerd. Whether you are a fully-fledged nerd or just a little addicted to e-mail, you will no doubt recognise yourself in at least a few of these comic definitions of computer nerdidge....

Authors: Donna Munari.
Digital, 3 pages
Publisher: Door and Hardware Institute
Publication Date: 1999-11-01


Reviews :

    This digital document is an article from Doors and Hardware, published by Door and Hardware Institute on November 1, 1999. The length of the article is 685 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

Citation Details
Title: "Time, time, time...is on my side".(Column)
Author: Donna Munari
Publication: Doors and Hardware (Magazine/Journal)
Date: November 1, 1999
Publisher: Door and Hardware Institute
Volume: 63 Issue: 11 Page: 8

Article Type: Column

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Authors:
Paperback, 96 pages
Publisher: Michael O'Mara Books Ltd
Publication Date: 2001-12-19


Reviews :

    There's magic in the air and you should share it with Wiz Tlk! ltle bk of txt spells. Here is the twenty-first Century way to turn your ex into a toad, cure spots, give spots, get slim, get famous and get rich, cackling with demented laughter all the while. Forget the magic wand, pointy hat and the even pointier chin, with over 1000 speedy spells and wizard smileys to hex, vex and text, send those warts and whiskers to a 'friend' instead!...

Authors: Lane Strauss.
Paperback, 159 pages
Publisher: AuthorHouse
Publication Date: 2000-09-05


Reviews :

   

Imagine e-mailing a priest asking for spiritual guidance and support because you had killed thousands of bugs on your windshield one muggy summer night. Or e-mailing a cigarette shop asking if they would like to carry a new line of cigarettes that grow longer as you smoke them. Or e-mailing a detective agent asking for help because you had reason to believe that someone was stealing your front lawn.

Well, someone didn't just imagine it. They actually had the stupidity to do it. That's Sincerely, Scott Neumann, a compilation of dozens of vitally important e-mails and their responses from all over world.

From large corporations, to dream analysts, to porn site webmasters, Scott Neumann has many, many issues on his mind, and thanks to e-mail, he can now get his answers quickly, safely and in the privacy of his own modem.

Sincerely, Scott Neumann is a book that anyone with a computer and half a brain can relate to. Not necessarily in that order.

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