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Noticed you as the weeks top contributor, kudos. Have been there my self a lot but not so much lately. Clicked onto your page and found it amusing that we list the same order of reading What if and then xkcd - loving Black Hat, and also have a list of favorites where I have spotted several on both lists ;-) so just saying hey and welcome to explain xkcd, and nice to read your are working on the "stubs" explanations. | Noticed you as the weeks top contributor, kudos. Have been there my self a lot but not so much lately. Clicked onto your page and found it amusing that we list the same order of reading What if and then xkcd - loving Black Hat, and also have a list of favorites where I have spotted several on both lists ;-) so just saying hey and welcome to explain xkcd, and nice to read your are working on the "stubs" explanations. | ||
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Revision as of 13:02, 12 April 2018
The red link is annoying. Herobrine (talk) 06:57, 13 February 2018 (UTC)
About the Chinese post in Lorenz: The link that was given leads to a different chinese phrase in the panel (when Hairy says "Why not Haiku"? and Megan says "有话不话. 怎么来徘句?" rather than the 5-7-5 pattern currently written.) So, I'm a bit confused...Qwerty Dvorak (talk) 10:59, 6 April 2018 (UTC)
- Click the back button on the last panel, and it will take you to the second to last panel. Then the different choices will appear. I think. It worked for me. At least, the 5-7-5 pattern showed up in the choices. Herobrine (talk) 02:51, 7 April 2018 (UTC)
Just hey
Hey Herobrine
Noticed you as the weeks top contributor, kudos. Have been there my self a lot but not so much lately. Clicked onto your page and found it amusing that we list the same order of reading What if and then xkcd - loving Black Hat, and also have a list of favorites where I have spotted several on both lists ;-) so just saying hey and welcome to explain xkcd, and nice to read your are working on the "stubs" explanations.
PS: Actually we only have 3 favorites in common,but I haven't listed all my favorites, and also love Lorenz, 1000, Click and Drag and Time for instance. Have worked a lot on the explanation of the first two. --Kynde (talk) 12:58, 12 April 2018 (UTC)
