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Summary: How can you not laugh?!
Review: First there was Larson, and then, there was Wiley... When Larson stopped making cartoons, the world groaned - and I found Non Sequitur! If you love dry humour in cartoons and an 'outside in looking out' type of outlook on life, then you'll love just about anything concerning Non Sequitur. Unlike Larson, Wiley is more diverse in what he pokes fun at, and this book is a special collection of the fun he pokes at the humourless legal profession. It plays on stereotypes, it probably preys on reality, but the end result is a hilarious collection of books aimed at gently lampooning the legal profession.
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Summary: This explains a lot
Review: Lawyers, and the law as it's actually practiced, are baffling, convoluted, and impossible for the layman to understand. Thank you, Wiley, for giving the clearest, most understandable interpretation to date! If you don't already love Wiley's outrageous, piercing humor, treat yourself. The only thing wrong with this book is that it ends - I finished the last page ready for more.
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Summary: Three Necessary Preconditions
Review: You will like this book if you
a) appreciate the humor and superb drawing-style of Wiley
b) really, really hate lawyers
c) you are a kind of lawyer yourself. If all of the above applies, I can guarantee that you will love this book. I do.
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