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LATIN, MATRIPEDICABUS, DO YOU SPEAK IT
Yep, and Winnie Cooper has one!LakeEarth said:There's an Erdos-Bacon number :lol
Yep, and Winnie Cooper has one!LakeEarth said:There's an Erdos-Bacon number :lol
I find it totally hot that Natalie Portman has an Erdos-Bacon number. :OLakeEarth said:There's an Erdos-Bacon number :lol
Ok maybe this comic would be better for you.BobJustBob said:I have a BS in CS/Math/Physics and that's why the comic sucks. There's no art to speak of, no humor or emotion to speak of, and so all that's left are the "geek" references. Only the so-called geek references are so simplistic and poorly applied that it's obvious the author doesn't know anything about anything. He's just opening a book and grabbing a math problem or a physics term at random and shoving into the comic. It's like an ignorant layman's idea of what a geek reference should be.
And here I thought VGCats was bad...Cheeto said:Ok maybe this comic would be better for you.
Cheeto said:Ok maybe this comic would be better for you.
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http://www.geekherocomic.com/
esbern said:dude...the post is like two years old.
I do that on Wikipedia too. I end up clicking on 4 other links on the page I'm reading. Then I'll find a bunch of other entries on those pages that I want to read. Next thing I know it's 3 hours later... :lol :lolKevinCow said:Cracked.com is another inexplicable browser narcotic. They could write a list of '17 worst haircuts in the Ottoman Empire' and I'd read through to the end, then click on all the links at the end.
I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE! I do this exact same thing for both these sites.
Marvie_3 said:I do that on Wikipedia too. I end up clicking on 4 other links on the page I'm reading. Then I'll find a bunch of other entries on those pages that I want to read. Next thing I know it's 3 hours later... :lol :lol
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This one almost popped my lung
i stuck this one on my office door :lolbatbeg said:I recently caught up on all the XKCDs I'd missed. I really like this one:
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I call rule 34 on Wolfram's rule 34.
linkZeitgeister said:I get the hammertime, but what's up with the collaborate branch?
batbeg said:I recently caught up on all the XKCDs I'd missed. I really like this one:
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I call rule 34 on Wolfram's rule 34.
Oh my god :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :loliapetus said:Today's just took me completely by surprise.
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YEEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHH!
iapetus said:Today's just took me completely by surprise.
http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/newton_and_leibniz.png[img]
[spoiler]YEEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHH![/spoiler][/QUOTE]
:lol
Love it!iapetus said:Today's just took me completely by surprise.
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YEEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHH!
Marvie_3 said:
:lol I've never had so much anticipation hovering my mouse of an image before.Feep said:This marks the first XKCD I have ever read where I knew EXACTLY what the alt-text would be. :lol
roosters93 said:not funny
Armitage said:This reminds me of that legendary switch at MIT which no one understood how it worked.
the comic was just the warm up for the title textroosters93 said:not funny
It must be amazing not being the person your entire family and computer-illiterate friends come to for help.roosters93 said:not funny
bahahaha, so truesantouras said:Latest one is brilliant
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'Hey Megan, it's your father. How do I print out a flowchart?'
iapetus said:Today's just took me completely by surprise.
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[spoiler]YEEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHH![/spoiler][/QUOTE]
outstanding :lol
I'm wondering if he made the whole chart just to do the primer one :lolDrEvil said:Brilliant. The primer one is perfect.
RubxQub said:What the hell is going on with the 12 Angry Men one?
RubxQub said:What the hell is going on with the 12 Angry Men one?
Wow.RubxQub said:Right, but how come their own names are on the timelines twice?