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Dilbert keeps getting more web 2.0 every day. After launching widgets earlier this year, Dilbert creator Scott Adams is opening up his comic strip's punch lines to be rewritten by readers. Just the punch line, folks. You'll need to be a registered, logged in user in order to participate in Dilbert Mashups, and others' contributions can also be ranked by user votes.
Dilbert has a huge following and I'm sure lots of people will have fun making their own punch lines for the popular comic, and there are even a few sharing options (embedding, email, social bookmarking, etc.) that will allow those Dilber writer-wannabes to share their humorous wit with friends across the web. One drawback, though, is the fact that you can only create a mashup for the current day's comic strip.
Additionally, there are now animated Dilbert options, which is fun and all but far less relevant to the social media utility that mashups now offers, right Mashable readers? ;)