Party Kid,
This is a type of table that seems pretty common in a 3/6 type environment. People are here to gamble it up, which spurs action. More people will be tempted by the looseness and huge pots, more people seeing rivers, etc.
DON'T fall victim to this. Tighten your game up... play only the absolute best starting cards, and if the raisers are too your right, be sure to re-raise your best hands to get the rest of the regular players out. These guys will get lucky and win, so just be patient and try to scoop the pots where you really have the best of it...
That's how I play this type of limit table, anyway. I'm no Sklansky, though.
-David
PS: S&M's Advanced Hold em' might not be the best book for you here, assuming that you're playing relatively low limits (8/16 or less).
I would seriously consider investing in Lee Jones' "Winning Low Limit Hold em". To me, it's a must-read for anyone engaging in low stakes hold em. Nothing on No limit, but it's still super useful, and can be bouught for $20. Check it out!
-David