I have one for Microsoft 2003, that explains how to use Word; Outlook; PowerPoint; Excel; FrontPage; Access; Publisher (all of the aforementioned programs are the 2003 versions); and Windows XP.

There seem to be a lot of "For Dummies" books available. I was reading the back of the book that I have to see what titles they had. There is even one called "Sex For Dummies". That one has got to be more interesting than the one I'm reading about how to operate the PowerPoint program (it's making me sleepy).

Feng Shui for DUMMIES

I have it for people to read if they do not understand the concept

I'm looking for "cum in a girl's mouth for dummies" book.

I did have a couple of the books. I think it was for HTML and Java.

Mach said:

Oh yeah, I saw that title listed in the back of the book I have.

I can't allow myself to buy something like that, good books or not! does that make me a dummy?

ArielB said:

NDRU said:

No, not at all.

I own Jewelry making for Dummies. I think I have another somewhere.


In highschool I worked in a library. People would ask me for help on a subject and they refused to take the "for dummies" book. They dont want to feel stupid.

ThreadCula said:

Making jewelry would be a fun hobby.

I can understand why some folks would not want to read a "for dummies" book.

ArielB said:

there is no such book.....everyone has done that! no tutoring required

They need one for the org- some times I forget what I can and cannot post
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I got one.

I've had some of the computers for dummies books. They're not bad.

shanti0608 said:

They have the rules that you are supposed to read before you start posting

ThreadCula said:

REDFEATHERS said:

It is called sarcasm....

shanti0608 said:

..and I was just helping

i have Taoism for Dummies, which i bought because it has a lot of good quotes and references and such.

i also have Cooking for Dummies, which is a really excellent resource for me when i'm looking at a recipe and i don't know what the hell it's talking about. it explains all the different kinds of food prep techniques and gives all the steps and lays out all the equipment i need to have. very handy indeed.

I hate the title. And they're ugly colored yellow. Who wants that book in their bookshelf?
I won't look at them on principle.

I bought The Secret for Dummies.

2the9s said:

Imago said:

As an audio book.

CarrieMpls said:

I am with you- they are very unattractive.

mdiver said:

Well somebody needs to write it. there's at least one person who'd buy it.

ArielB said:

and you wonder why you are single! Buy a clue!

CarrieMpls said:

Yeah but the content is often very good!

Muse2NOPharaoh said:

"Clues for dummies" now there's a best seller

I bought the mini book version of sex for dummies when I was like....17. My dad eventually found it and just laughed.

shanti0608 said:

Judge books by their covers much?

When I was taking French my freshman year, I had one to go along with my text book and dictionary. I can't find it now.