xkcd

16 June 2023 23:10

'If I'm not going to upgrade to a powered one, I should at LEAST stop leaving the door open so often.'

xkcd

15 June 2023 01:00

'Oh no, I haven't checked in with Yvonne in YEARS.'

xkcd

12 June 2023 23:25

'In the Hall of the Mountain King was accidentally composed on log/log paper.'

xkcd

09 June 2023 21:15

'90% of the iceberg is hidden beneath the water, but that 90% only uses 10% of its brain, so it's really only 9%.'

xkcd

07 June 2023 19:45

'[Decades in the future] "Well, the good news is that we've received definitive communication from aliens. The bad news is that they're asking about Cats (2019)."'

xkcd

05 June 2023 23:05

'I have so many plans. It would incorporate a Galton board, a Ranque-Hilsch marble vortex tube, and a compartment lined with pinball bouncers with a camera-and-servo Maxwell's Demon that separated the balls into fast and slow sides.'

xkcd

03 June 2023 00:10

'After a pail of water was thrown on the Wicked Witch of the West outside Salt Lake City, Utah's Great Salt Lake was measured to be 7 parts per trillion witch by volume.'

xkcd

31 May 2023 20:00

'We were able to replicate and confirm prior authors' detection of a moon orbiting the Earth with high confidence.'

xkcd

29 May 2023 15:30

'I would never stoop to vandalism, but I'm not above discreetly deleting the occasional 'this article contains excessive amounts of detail' tag.'

xkcd

27 May 2023 05:50

'Plato made the solids, and five were gifted to the mathematicians. But in secret Plato forged a sixth solid to rule over all the others.'

xkcd

25 May 2023 05:35

'The Hubble length is about 1.9 meters lying down; Edwin Hubble was a tall guy.'

xkcd

23 May 2023 05:05

'Tau Ceti is farther away, so it took me 36 years to start the war over updog.'

xkcd

20 May 2023 02:50

'My connection to it goes way back, to my early days, when I was just a cloud of primordial hydrogen collapsing in the darkness of space.'

xkcd

18 May 2023 01:50

'Party Mode also enables the feature, but reverses the slider.'

xkcd

16 May 2023 00:10

'They often use ball lenses to collect light at the ends of optical fibers, so when you look stuff up on the internet you're actually scrying through a crystal ball.'

xkcd

16 June 2023 23:10

2790. "Heat Pump"

xkcd

15 June 2023 01:00

2789. "Making Plans"

xkcd

12 June 2023 23:25

2788. "Musical Scales"

xkcd

09 June 2023 21:15

2787. "Iceberg"

xkcd

07 June 2023 19:45

2786. "UFO Evidence"

xkcd

05 June 2023 23:05

2785. "Marble Run"

xkcd

03 June 2023 00:10

2784. "Drainage Basins"

xkcd

31 May 2023 20:00

2783. "Ruling Out"

xkcd

29 May 2023 15:30

2782. "Wikipedia Article Titles"

xkcd

27 May 2023 05:50

2781. "The Six Platonic Solids"

xkcd

25 May 2023 05:35

2780. "Physical Quantities"

xkcd

23 May 2023 05:05

2779. "Exoplanet High-5"

xkcd

20 May 2023 02:50

2778. "Cuisine"

xkcd

18 May 2023 01:50

2777. "Noise Filter"

xkcd

16 May 2023 00:10

2776. "Crystal Ball"