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LLC Andrews McMeel Publishing
The Office (based on the NBC sitcom): 2009 Day-to-Day Calendar
by Andrews McMeel Publishing (Calendar)

Anyone who works in an office could use a little stress-reducing laughter. The Office: Jokes, Quotes and Anecdotes 2009 Calendar fills that need. With ample amounts of silly office terminology, humorous quotes, funny one-liners, plus resume "don'ts," this calendar is just what every office employee needs. Tear off each self-adhesive page you'd like to keep and stick it anywhere, or add a message and stick it in a coworker's office to add a little humor to the workday.* This calendar is a perfect fit for any employee's desk and is guaranteed to provide hours of laughter.* You Know You Are the Office Dork If . . . You wear the company logo attire on non-mandatory days.* This calendar's adhesive-backed pages allow anyone to keep a joke or funny office quip simply by sticking the page to any surface.

Darby Conley
Get Fuzzy®: 2009 Day-to-Day Calendar
by Andrews McMeel Publishing (Calendar)

There's something for everyone in Darby Conley's popular comic strip Get Fuzzy. Dog people can praise Satchel's sweetness and point out Bucky's generally irascible disposition, while cat defenders can cite Bucky's independence and deride Satchel's overriding cluelessness. Those with even a shred of empathy can pity poor Rob as he tries to manage the interspecies household. All can agree, though, that the 2009 Get Fuzzy calendar is a hilarious way to spend the year, regardless of which side of the invisible fence you're on.* Get Fuzzy was named Best Comic Strip of 2002 by the National Cartoonists Society.Though Satchel--who sees in only black and white--won't be much impressed, this Get Fuzzy format just got an upgrade. For the first time, each page's cartoon is presented in full color.

Stephen Colbert
I Am America (And So Can You!) 2009 Desk Calendar
by Grand Central Publishing (Calendar)

Stephen Colbert's I am America ( And So Can You!) is now a 365 days calendar- because eveyone needs a daily dose of truth.

New Yorker Magazine
Cartoons From The New Yorker: 2009 Day-to-Day Calendar
by Andrews McMeel Publishing (Calendar)

The cartoons of The New Yorker are among the most recognized magazine-style cartoons in the world. Ninety-eight percent of New Yorker readers say they look at the cartoons first before any other part of the magazine.The Cartoons from The New Yorker 2009 Calendar contains some of the wittiest, freshest, and all-around funniest cartoons published in the magazine over the past year. Created by The New Yorker artists you've come to know, these cartoons lampoon such topics as cats, dogs, money, entertainment, politics, sex, marriage, family, even careers. This calendar is perfect for your home, your office, your relatives, your friends--your life.

Matt Groening
The Simpsons 2009 Fun Calendar
by Harper Paperbacks (Calendar) (Release Date: 2008-05-27)

Size: 12 x 12; TV & Movie

Blizzard Entertainment
World of Warcraft 2009 Wall Calendar (Calendar)
by Sellers Publishing Inc (Calendar)

World of Warcraft has quickly become the worlds most popular Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game. The calendar features screen shots and rich landscapes taken from this action-packed game. A set of stickers is included to mark game dates and memorable plays.

Abbie F. Salny
Mensa 365 Brain Puzzlers Page-A-Day Calendar 2009 (Original Page a Day Calendars)
by Workman Publishing Company (Calendar)

Are your neurons up to the task? Featuring a year of brainy challenges from puzzle master Abbie F. Salny, 365 Brain Puzzlers is the ever-more-popular calendar endorsed by Mensa, the internationally famous high-IQ society. Push your gray matter with hundreds of word and number puzzles: Crisscross Saws, Tom Swifties, Gigantiwords, Palindromes, Puzzling Prices, Cubic Chaos, and this conundrum: Ellie is 33 years old today. This is three times as old as Sophie was when Ellie was as old as Sophie is now. How old is Sophie? Give up? (Answer: 22). Answers are on the reverse side of each page.

The Original Sudoku Page-A-Day Calendar 2009 (Page a Day Fun & Games Calendr)
by Workman Publishing Company (Calendar)

The Original Sudoku Calendar is on the up-and-up. Because these puzzles, printed in lively full color, are simply the best you'll find anywhere. From Nikoli, the Japanese publisher that invented Sudoku, they are completely handmade—which means every puzzle is like a mind game between you and its creator. Nikoli's grids have an elegance that computer-generated puzzles don't; they strike the perfect balance of challenge and solvability. The calendar features easy puzzles each weekend, with progressively more difficult ones over the course of the week.

Editors of the Onion
The Onion Presents: News Surge 2009 Daily Calendar (Complete News Archives)
by Chronicle Books (Calendar)

LLC Andrews McMeel Publishing
Peanuts®: 2009 Mini Day-to-Day Calendar
by Andrews McMeel Publishing (Calendar)

Unrequited love, phobias, disappointments, regrets. Good grief! It sounds like the makings of a daytime drama. In truth, it's the inspiration behind the world's favorite comic strip. PEANUTS has the power to make us laugh at our foibles. This calendar features all the PEANUTS characters and themes that have captured our imaginations, hearts, and funny bones for so many years.No need for words or explanations. PEANUTS is one of the most recognizable cartoon properties in the world, and this calendar features a familiar full-color PEANUTS character on every page. With a magnetic backer and an easel, this delightful little calendar is a perfect fit anywhere at home or in the office.

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