Argyle Sweater 2010 Desk Calendar
The Argyle Sweater is a situational comic featuring animals, pop culture icons, the occasional evil scientist, bugs, everything but the kitchen sink—oh, wait; that's there too. With a different full-color panel each day, the The Argyle Sweater 2010 Desk Calendar will do more than keep the date: the pages will be passed, posted, and pinned, as readers are sure to want to share the laughs.
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Argyle Sweater Weekly 2010 Wall Calendar
Featuring a full-color Sunday strip each week, the The Argyle Sweater 2010 Wall Calendar gives readers the variety of a weekly calendar, the convenience of a wall calendar, and best of all, the laughs of The Argyle Sweater. It's a win-win for all those who want room for weekly planning, a calendar that saves space by hanging-and their Argyle Sweater too.
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Baby Blues 2010 Desk Calendar
Playdates, potty training, peanut butter sandwiches, and general pandemonium are just part of a typical day in the life of the MacPherson family, as captured in the uproariously funny comic strip Baby Blues. Each page of this calendar features a different Baby Blues comic and chronicles Wanda and Darryl's hilarious challenges of childrearing throughout the year.
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Betty Boop 2010 Desk Calendar
With a convenient tear-off page for each day of the year, the Betty Boop Year-in-a-Box calendar will have you boop-oop-a-dooping day after day with everyone's favorite flapper! The perfect companion by the phone, on the desk or at bedside. Purchase several—one for you and more for your friends!
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Betty Boop 2010 Mini Wall Calendar
Betty got smaller! The curvaceous brunette and her tiny voice now fit in tinier, curvier spaces! This smaller format fits anywhere a larger calendar won't, letting you boop-oop-a-doop anywhere: at school, at the office, at home or by the phone.
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Betty Boop 2010 Mini Wall Calendar
Betty got smaller! The curvaceous brunette and her tiny voice now fit in tinier, curvier spaces! This smaller format fits anywhere a larger calendar won't, letting you boop-oop-a-doop anywhere: at school, at the office, at home or by the phone.
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Betty Boop 2010 Pocket Planner
Get yourself boop-oop-a-dooping! This 2-year pocket-sized planner makes light work of scheduling. No more and no less than exactly what you need to plan your life wherever you need. You will be drawn into this step toward simplicity.
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Betty Boop 2010 Softcover Engagement Calendar
Plan your year week by week as you join Betty in a wiggle and a giggle. The spiral binding allows the calendar to open flat for convenient writing, and the 7.5 x 8.75 format will even fit in your handbag. Full color images display the Boopiness of everyone's favorite beauty.
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Betty Boop 2010 Wall Calendar
Everyone's favorite flapper has been boop-oop-a-dooping for years! The calendar with 12 full-color illustrations is the classic pin-up as it features Betty in a variety of flirtatious fashions and playful poses.
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Brevity 2010 Desk Calendar
Guy Endore-Kaiser and Rodd Perry apply their ironic wit to a wide world of subjects ranging from the ordinary to the unorthodox. Their comic features a diverse array of nerds, animals, and sporks in unusual yet completely plausible situations like the five-second food-dropping rule not applying to sewer workers or the doctor asking his interns which one of them wrote their thesis on cooties. Whatever the premise, Brevity demonstrates that succinctness is indeed the soul of humor.
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Brevity 2010 Wall Calendar
Guy Endore-Kaiser and Rodd Perry apply their ironic wit to a wide world of subjects ranging from the ordinary to the unorthodox. Their comic features a diverse array of nerds, animals, and sporks in unusual yet completely plausible situations like the five-second food-dropping rule not applying to sewer workers or the doctor asking his interns which one of them wrote their thesis on cooties. Whatever the premise, Brevity demonstrates that succinctness is indeed the soul of humor.
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Cartoons from The New Yorker 2010 Desk Calendar
Whether the topic is sex, money, marriage, employment, politics or dating, the Cartoons from The New Yorker 2010 Calendar has it covered. Created by the most talented cartoonists of our time, these cartoons are edgy, sarcastic, incisive, and entertaining. Whether the calendar sits on your desk at home or on your desk at the office, it's guaranteed to dish out the humor in a way no other calendar can.
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Classic Covers from The New Yorker 2010 Wall Calendar
Since 1925, covers from The New Yorker magazine have proven to evoke emotion, spark ideas, and even elicit laughter. Whether it's the lighter side of New York as seen through the eyes of Charles Saxon, a glimpse of the city's unique light and shadow immortalized by Arthur Getz, or George Booth's beloved bull terrier—every New Yorker cover is a work of art as well a piece of historical culture.
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Close to Home 2010 Desk Calendar
John McPherson brings laughter close to home. His offbeat art and twisted humor has made his comic panel one of the best in the country. In the Close to Home 2010 Desk Calendar, you'll meet a dad who makes his son wear a dress while driving so his car insurance will be less, a man who never goes on a first date without his cellulite detector, plus many more crazy characters that have made John McPherson a household name.
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Crack 2010 Desk Calendar
Award-winning cartoonist Eric Decetis has been selling his offbeat greeting cards for more than a decade. He emphasizes that the cards that feature butts are always the ones that sell the best! The slightly twisted humor of award-winning artist Eric Decetis is sure to make you crack a smile every day.
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Crack 2010 Mini Wall Calendar
Award-winning cartoonist Eric Decetis has been selling his offbeat greeting cards for more than a decade. He emphasizes that the cards that feature butts are always the ones that sell the best! The Crack Calendar features twelve of Eric's funniest cartoons. We defy anyone to look through them without cracking a smile.
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Crack 2010 Wall Calendar
Award-winning cartoonist Eric Decetis has been selling his offbeat greeting cards for more than a decade. He emphasizes that the cards that feature butts are always the ones that sell the best! The Crack Calendar features twelve of Eric's funniest cartoons. We defy anyone to look through them without cracking a smile.
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Cul de Sac 2010 Desk Calendar
Cul de Sac is a comic strip that centers on a four-year-old girl named Alice Otterloop and her life experiences in her neighborhood with her friends Beni and Dill, older brother Petey, her mom Madeline, her dad Peter, and her teacher and classmates at Blisshaven Academy. Follow Alice's adventures and mishaps with the Cul De Sac 2010 Desk Calendar—suburbia has never been funnier.
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Dilbert 2010 Desk Calendar
Give Dilbert his due. He has managed to keep his sanity while being surrounded by a cast of characters that would make anyone else bolt for the nearest unemployment line. Wally is the office Houdini when it comes to escaping work, Alice regularly unleashes her Fist of Death, and their boss is a walking buzzword emitter. Together, they populate Dilbert, one of the funniest and truest comic strips around.
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Dilbert 2010 Softcover Engagement Calendar
Give Dilbert his due. He has managed to keep his sanity while being surrounded by a cast of characters that would make anyone else bolt for the nearest unemployment line. Wally is the office Houdini when it comes to escaping work, Alice regularly unleashes her Fist of Death, and their boss is a walking buzzword emitter. Together, they populate Dilbert, one of the funniest and truest comic strips around.
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Edward Gorey Doubtful Guest 2010 Wall Calendar
It came seventeen years ago—and to this day??/ It has shown no intention of going away.' Edward Gorey often expressed himself through parables, simple stories of profound significance. The most moving of these may be The Doubtful Guest, first published in 1957 and later performed onstage—the tale of a maddeningly endearing creature in striped scarf and canvas shoes who inexplicably moves in with a staid Victorian family.
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Edward Gorey Gashlycrumb Tinies 2010 Mini Wall Calendar
A is for Amy who fell down the stairs; B is for Basil assaulted by bears...' Let them be an example to us all. In this darkly hilarious calendar, Edward Gorey's pale, haunted urchins come to an amazing assortment of disastrous endings. Poor planning, risky rebellion, lack of judgment, inappropriate high spirits, sloth, gluttony, misplaced ambition, and deficient respect for predatory animals play a large part in the Tinies' sad fates.
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Edward Gorey Postcards 2010 Softcover Engagement Calendar
Murder, mayhem, and unfortunate innocents meeting mysterious ends—dark deeds lurk in almost every crepuscular corner of Edward Gorey's works. The 26 postcard images in this planner include 13 drawings selected from among Gorey's illustrated books. Also includes a weekly engagement calendar, a page for notes, and a personal information page.
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For Better or for Worse 2010 Wall Calendar
Dedicated readers turn to Lynn Johnston's comic creation daily to take pleasure in the storylines and artwork that bring the Patterson family to life. More than 220 million readers follow the acclaimed comic strip in newspapers worldwide. Funny, sarcastic, poignant and sometimes sad, this story of an average North American family consistently tops the newspaper comics polls.
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Lio 2010 Desk Calendar
Venture into the dark, surreal world of Lio, where things go bump in the night and monsters hide under the bed. While other young children are playing with dolls or trucks, Lio may be busy training his army of undead bunnies or building an alien spaceship. The Lio 2010 Desk Calendar features a different strip in rotating colors on each page, offering various shades of dark humor along with straightforward laughs.
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Non Sequitur 2010 Desk Calendar
Both popular and well respected, Wiley Miller's satirical, smart, and sometimes silly take on the world around us takes what people are talking about and gives them something to think about. Featuring a different Non Sequitur panel each day, the Non Sequitur 2010 Desk Calendar hits the spot for Non Sequitur fans or anyone else looking for an intelligent, funny, yet slightly twisted laugh each day.
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Non Sequitur Office Sense 2010 Wall Calendar
Translated from Latin as It does not follow, NON SEQUITUR is Wiley Miller's wry look at the absurdities of everyday life. Often biting satire, sometimes silly, but always entertaining, Wiley Miller has expressed his goal as to produce the funniest, best-drawn cartoon possible, regardless of theme, subject matter or setting.
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Non Sequitur Sports Fan-Atics 2010 Wall Calendar
Translated from Latin as It does not follow, NON SEQUITUR is Wiley Miller's wry look at the absurdities of everyday life. Often biting satire, sometimes silly, but always entertaining, Wiley Miller has expressed his goal as to produce the funniest, best-drawn cartoon possible, regardless of theme, subject matter or setting.
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Office Cartoons from the New Yorker 2010 Mini Wall Calendar
The New Yorker's ingenious and witty cartoons touch on subjects people deal with every day—marriage, careers, money, entertainment, politics, family, and sex. Collecting cartoons by some of the most gifted artists of our time on these topics and more, our Office Cartoons From The New Yorker 2010 Mini Wall Calendar is the perfect way to add humor to your days at home or in the office.
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Peanuts 2010 Desk Calendar
This Peanuts 2010 Desk Calendar shows a complete year of Peanuts strips, in which Charlie Brown is bummed out that he doesn't get as many Valentine cards as his dog, Lucy worries that she's lost her skill as a fussbudget, and Snoopy keeps himself amused pretending to be a dinosaur and the mad punter. What's more, each daily and Sunday strip is featured in full color.
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Peanuts 2010 Mini Desk Calendar
This calendar is perfectly sized for PEANUTS fans, big and small. With its magnetic backer and a full-color character pose featured on every page, this clever and convenient calendar is sure to please everyone. With an easel and a magnetic backer, this charming calendar can find a home just about anywhere.
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Peanuts 2010 Mini Wall Calendar
The little Peanuts 2010 Mini Wall Calendar fits perfectly where a big calendar just won't do. And fans will find all their favorite Peanuts characters on each full-color spread: Charlie Brown in his beanbag chair or on the baseball diamond, Snoopy as the world-famous lawyer or as scout leader to a troop of yellow-feathered birds, Schroeder at his toy piano being harassed by Lucy.
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Peanuts 2010 Softcover Engagement Calendar
The Peanuts 2010 Engagement Calendar is just the thing to display on a desk at home or work, but be warned: It may be a distraction with its full-color Peanuts</o comic strip each week. Each spread in this weekly calendar features a classic Sunday strip and plenty of room for notes, schedules, and even a doodle or two.
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Peanuts Family Calendar 2010 Wall Calendar
<b***Begins August 2009!***</b<brThe Peanuts™ gang and this new family organizer will help make your schedules manageable and your year fun! Features include tabbed contacts lists, 400 fun activity stickers, parents' contacts, kids' contacts, dates to remember, 17month format, and a special grid.
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Peanuts Love Is... 2010 Wall Calendar
From generation to generation over the past 50 years, Charles Schulz's characters have filled our hearts with joy. The 2010 Peanuts™ calendar celebrates the famous 'Love is' series, with a 'Love' quote and drawing each month to illustrate the many ways that love can express itself! Includes 60 fun stickers!
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Peanuts Weekly 2010 Wall Calendar
Who doesn't need to get more organized these days? And who wouldn't enjoy having a classic Peanuts Sunday comic strip to chuckle over? The unique Peanuts Weekly 2010 Wall Calendar fills the bill on both counts. Each weekly grid is perfect for scheduling and tracking days and features a great full-color Peanuts comic to boot.
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Pearls Before Swine 2010 Desk Calendar
The Pearls Before Swine menagerie just keeps growing... stranger. You've got Snuffles, Zebra's terrorist cat; Olive and Andy, love-struck dogs in chains; and the diabolical roof fish. And everyone else is in full crazy mode, including Rat, whose idea of subtle wit to entice the ladies is Yo... Pull my finger, and the Crocs, who deem zeebas to be unnecessary horses.
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Pearls Before Swine 2010 Wall Calendar
Imagine Rat, Pig, Duck, and the Crocs hanging in homes and offices across the land. It's a dream come true: Pearls Before Swine now has its very own wall calendar. The monthly images are expanded panels from readers' favorite strips, each specially drawn and colored pretty just for the occasion. Bonus: The strips are included, too. How clever. How funny.
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Revilo 2010 Desk Calendar
Now here's some humor that will have you whistling while you work. Quirky cartoons on office life provide a refreshingly off-beat take on life in the cube club.
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Rubes Zoo in a Box 2010 Desk Calendar
You never know what's going to happen when animals start talking, but you're sure to cluck with laughter. From chickens wearing lipstick to the advent of steel wool, over 320 black & white and color cartoons expose life from the animals' perspectives. Cartoonist Leigh Rubin brings to life the day-to-day antics of all animals, divulging their secrets from the wild.
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The New Yorker 2010 Hardcover Engagement Calendar
Stay organized with humor and style with The New Yorker Desk Diary 2010. Each weekly spread features a three-month quick glance overview, ample room for notes, and is punctuated by a classic New Yorker cartoon specially selected from their extensive archives. The full color About Town section features important travel related numbers as well as key New York restaurants, nightclubs, theaters, and hotels.
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The New Yorker Dads 2010 Hardcover Engagement Calendar
Twenty six of The New Yorker magazine's most popular cartoons about fatherhood—one for every other week—are included in this spiral bound, deluxe engagement calendar. This calendar is designed with a plastic cover and a Convenient information section that contains international hotel listings and a multi-language business dictionary.
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The New Yorker Dads 2010 Wall Calendar
Twelve of The New Yorker magazine's most popular cartoons about fatherhood are included in this wall calendar that also features a smaller cartoon on each monthly, six-language calendar grid.
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The New Yorker Moms 2010 Hardcover Engagement Calendar
Twenty-six of The New Yorker magazine's most popular cartoons about motherhood—one for every other week—are included in this spiral bound, deluxe engagement calendar. This calendar is designed with a plastic cover and a Convenient information section that contains international hotel listings and a multi-language business dictionary.
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The New Yorker Moms 2010 Wall Calendar
Twelve of The New Yorker magazine's most popular cartoons about motherhood are included in this wall calendar that also features a smaller cartoon on each monthly, six-language calendar grid.
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Tundra 2010 Desk Calendar
Chad Carpenter's Tundra is hailed as Mother Nature's favorite comic strip. The backdrop for the strip is often the primeval forests, the majestic mountain ranges, the windswept plains, or even your own back yard. It's a place where humans are not always at the top of the food chain, especially if a clueless hiker has an unfortunate run-in with a grizzly bear or moose.
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Whyatt 2010 Wall Calendar
Tim Whyatt lives on a remote island about 10,000 miles off the coast of New Jersey called Australia. Every morning as he rides his kangaroo to work, hundreds of hilarious cartoon ideas appear in his head. Unfortunately, he forgets them before he reaches his office, so he ends up doing the kind of material you see in this calendar.
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Ziggy 2010 Desk Calendar
Everyone adores Ziggy, the lovable (but luckless) little guy Tom Wilson created more than thirty-seven years ago. With such endearing observations as Just when you find the key to success, somebody changes the lock and Patience is a virtue that carries a lot of wait, the cartoons make it easy to see why this Everyman is everyone's favorite.
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Ziggy's Hot Dates 2010 Wall Calendar
Everyone adores Ziggy, the lovable (but luckless) little guy Tom Wilson created more than thirty-seven years ago. With such endearing observations as Just when you find the key to success, somebody changes the lock and Patience is a virtue that carries a lot of wait, the cartoons make it easy to see why this Everyman is everyone's favorite.
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Zits 2010 Desk Calendar
Meet Jeremy Duncan, the star of the hilarious comic strip Zits who wants to be a rock star, sometimes thinks school (and his parents) can be a bit of a drag, can't wait to get his driver's license, is often stupefied by the opposite sex, and has made hanging out an art form. Every page of the Zits 2010 Desk Calendar features a full-color comic and chronicles Jeremy, his friends, and his parents as they embark on the hilarious journey known as The Teenage Years.
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