Got this from a friend who was thinning his book collection. It's a little dated (it came out in 1996) but if you like Dave Barry you'll probably like this book.

From amazon.com:
Trust Dave Barry, middle-class America's chronicler of the absurdities and inanities of daily life, to provide the authoritative funnyman's guide to life with computers. Barry is sometimes insightful, as when he notes the ridiculous number of keystrokes needed to actually write something, often hilarious, as in his sendup of technological support hotlines, and occasionally genuinely indignant. This book is the perfect gift for anyone who, like many of us, can't live with computers and can't live without them.

Registered in Springfield, Virginia, USA.

RELEASE NOTES:

Left on top of the bulletin board by the playground.

A good read, but he has had better works.

RELEASE NOTES:

Left on bench outside main building.

This is a great read. Just like me and computers!! I will recommend this to anyone of my generation who just don't understand these new machines.

Do check out the websites that Dave Barry puts in the book, it is worth your time!

CAUGHT IN DURHAM NORTH CAROLINA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

RELEASE NOTES:

This book was left outside the Museum of the Albemarle down near where I work. This book is a good read, and I think someone else will like it too. It's a classic for the situation of my generation.