Do you remember all those books that came out with advice on everything from “Windows For Dummies” to “Sushi For Dummies?”

How many dummies could possibly be out there?

Wouldn’t “Sushi For Dummies” be a restaurant that serves sushi?

What does all this dummy-dom say about our society?

Could an entire column be written only with questions?

Would the answer be in column writing for dummies?

Are dummies and those who are stupid different?

What has this country come to?

When books for computer dummies came out, did surly IT people, who ran 800-numbers for Hewlett Packard, name them?

Is “Beer For Dummies” something to be read before or after consumption?

Should “Singing For Dummies” be read together with beer for dummies?

If someone read “Improving Your IQ For Dummies,” would they graduate to cognitive thinking for simpletons?

Is “Speed Reading For Dummies” an oxymoron?

Would the same be true of “Philosophy For Dummies?”

And “Logic For Dummies?”

Have a bunch of people recently read “Running For President of the United States For Dummies?”

Did the entire country read “Dating For Dummies” 40 years ago?

Why wasn’t “Tour de France For Dummies” written by Lance Armstrong?

Should we call the authorities if we see someone reading “Self-hypnosis For Dummies?”

Is “Pregnancy For Dummies” ill-conceived as a title, considering the audience?

Any questions?