XKCD Invited To New Yorker "Cartoon-Off"
UnknowingFool writes "Farley Katz, who draws for New Yorker magazine, ran into xkcd.com's Randall Munroe in a grocery store. He challenged Munroe to a cartoon-off — each cartoonist to produce drawings about the Internet as envisioned by the elderly, String Theory, 1999, and one's favorite animal eating one's favorite food. In the ensuing short interview, Munroe describes XKCD as 'a webcomic about stick figures who do math, play with staple guns, mess around on the Internet, and have lots of sex. It's about three-fourths autobiographical.'"
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Thank you Capt. Obvious! It's not as funny if you have to call attention to the joke.
I appreciate that. Being merely Sergeant Obvious was really getting old. Nothing but work, work, work.
It is a miracle that curiosity survives formal education. - Einstein
I don't know what's scarier, that Katz's cow drawing has too many nipples - or that I noticed the discrepancy...
No, I'm thinking he's done with the staple guns, now that all the XKCD fangirls are lining up to blow him.
Oh, yeah, it's not easy to pad these out to 120 characters.
I sincerely hope the expression "Pulled a Palin" becomes part of the vernacular.
Mod my comments down. It'll be fun.
I take it Monroe doesn't like staple guns.
(-1 " as useless as .jpegs to Hellen Keller.")
What's the deal with the pig at the complaint department saying "I wish I were taller"?
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Captain Cliche here. Can I have my insult back?
Yeah. That's the one. It was hilarious!
This guy's the limit!
I maintain that CmdrTaco overpaid.
"There are no facts, only interpretations." --Friedrich Nietzsche.
Hang on, did I just offer to make some guy on the internet horny for $5? I feel so... dirty.
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