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...on LiveJournal than on xkcd.com (25/1 2006). We use the earliest possible day-->
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...on xkcd.com than on LiveJournal (21/1 2006). We use the earliest possible day-->
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...s in the Ottoman Empire' and I'd still read through to the end, then click on all the links at the end.
...d a page, find a certain trope, which will lead to you opening another tab on your web page in order to read after you're done with the original one. The
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...sources and downloads] page where a list of sources and the [https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/money_huge.png full image] can be downloaded
...almost forgotten how enjoyable it can be.|[[Randall Munroe]]|[https://blog.xkcd.com/2011/11/24/money-chart/ Source]}}
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{{Quote|[...] I have always been of the opinion that http://xkcd.com/404/ is an actual comic, if a slightly avant-garde one. I actually went
...eased on Wednesday April 2, 2008. This comic was released between the two, on Tuesday April 1st 2008.
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...side, I wonder how many poorly-written xkcd.com-parsing scripts will break on this title (or ;;"'<nowiki/>'{<<[' this mouseover text."
...ou read an unmatched parenthesis, you will look for it for the rest of the day too.
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...ic curve (not to be confused with "logarithmic") describes a trend that at first appears to behave exponentially, but then tapers off and reaches a cap, as
...is actually a lot longer than most of our nonrenewable resources will last on the Earth. The idea that ''all'' of the Earth's coal, oil, natural gas, etc
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...Mayan culture. Knowing this, some thought that the world was going to end on that date.
...nships might not fare well. Thankfully, as of 2014, not a single published xkcd comic of 2013 featured any Mayans, so we're pretty sure this promise wasn't
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...frame, a particle will remain at rest or at a constant speed unless acted on by an external force, and Newton's second law takes a simple form: F = ma.
...t-if.xkcd.com/92/ One-Second Day] and the 6th footnote of [https://what-if.xkcd.com/157/ Earth-Moon Fire Pole], stating that it is a real thing, and that h
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...7-451c-b429-702e9ae8dcb1.pdf</ref> by the {{w|POTUS|President}}, they must first go through a confirmation hearing in front of the {{w|United States Senate|
This series was released on five consecutive days (Monday to Friday) and not over the usual schedule of
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[[Megan]] and [[Blondie]] (in her first appearance) discuss their plans for life after college. Megan has taken the
...fact that this was the first week where the comics were not also released on [[LiveJournal]].
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...accurate data which traced back to... Wikipedia. To encourage people to be on their toes, I'm not going to say what book or author.
...enesis is the formation of cells and their development. {{w|Citogenesis}}, on the other hand, is a [http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/portmanteau
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...ving my cultural assumptions challenged? Are you sure you're not... ::puts on sunglasses:: ...projecting?
...s that it is frequently encountered by the general public. A straight line on the map corresponds to a course of constant bearing (direction), which was
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...e {{w|Leet}} alphabet, a coding system used primarily on the internet (and on early text messaging systems), meant to provide a bit of {{w|obfuscation}}
This series was released on five consecutive days (Monday to Friday) and not over the usual schedule of
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...His full name is known to cause problems with some computers. When he was first enrolled in school in [[327: Exploits of a Mom]], it exploited a vulnerabil
Within the five comics he is referenced, he is only drawn three times. The first two are in the [[:Category:1337|1337 series]] where he is drawn as a Cuebal
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...having dubious or no factual basis. This comic was posted on Independence Day in 2007.
...{{w|Constitution}}" and "{{w|Constitution of the United States}}" articles on Wikipedia are now semi-protected due to excessive vandalism.
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...live in a {{w|Two-dimensional space|2D}} world -- a recurring reference in XKCD comics. Half the book is a direct satire of {{w|Victorian era|Victorian}} s
The joke here is that Cueball was being silly and drew lines on A. Square to make him look like {{w|SpongeBob SquarePants (character)|Spong
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*To experience the interactivity of the game, visit the {{xkcd|1110|original comic}}.
This comic is a take on how vast and rich the world is, and on the thrill of exploring it. The world can be described as sad, as well as i
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The xkcd page links to [http://xkcd.com/930/large/ a much larger version].
...is. Conversely, the further out a phrase is, the more associated with that day of the week it is.
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