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− | + | {{comic | |
+ | | number = 1243 | ||
+ | | date = July 26, 2013 | ||
+ | | title = Snare | ||
+ | | image = snare.png | ||
+ | | titletext = It's going in A collection of satellites skewered with pins and mounted in display boxes. Not necessarily MY collection. | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==Explanation== | ||
+ | {{incomplete}} | ||
+ | This comic satirises the art of {{w|Insect_collecting|butterfly catching}}, which is typically done with a net on a long pole called a {{w|Butterfly_net|butterfly net}}. In this comic, Black Hat's contraption to catch an {{w|ISS_(disambiguation)|International Space Station}} has just been discovered and is all over the news. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==Transcript== | ||
+ | :[Cueball is talking to Black Hat. Black Hat is using a laptop.] | ||
+ | :Cueball: They said on the news that they found a giant ring lying in a field outside Chicago. Strung with some kind of superstrong mesh. | ||
+ | :Black Hat: Mhm? | ||
+ | :Cueball: Then they found a 260 mile long shaft connected to the ring, running from Chicago to St. Louis. In St. Louis they found a gigantic winch. | ||
+ | :Black Hat: Did they. | ||
+ | :Cueball: It sounds kind of like... | ||
+ | :Cueball: ...a butterfly net. | ||
+ | :Cueball: ...are you planning on catching the International Space Station? | ||
+ | :Black Hat: I'm planning to catch an International Space Station. Not sayin' which. | ||
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+ | ==References== | ||
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+ | {{comic discussion}} |