Finally, some validation for your hobby of collecting "Joe Biden eating sandwiches" pictures. You are not alone in the world.
Jim A
13 years ago
Most XKCD are good, but this one sucked. Sorry dude.
sch
13 years ago
Nice article in latest Wired about the coffee contests popular in coffee growing countries and their
effect on coffee pricing for boutique varietals. Author describes how one judge suggested he try #8
which the author thought was a good solvent but was described in fruity floral tones by the judges.
XKCD is awesome three times a week. The only question is how much awesome you can comprehend ;-)
Eric Hammer
13 years ago
It might have been said here (I can't recall) but a great point was once made that "Knowledge is fractal." If you really want to, you can examine anything down to the finest details, and just keep finding more. It is fascinating how the human minds strives to find such distinctions and sometimes seems to create them from whole cloth just for the hell of it.
Please back away from the computer right now. Of all the darn fool things I've read on the internet, this pile of malarkey takes the friggin cake. I wasn't expecting "Rudyard Kipling", but crikey mate, reading this is making my teeth ache...
Finally, some validation for your hobby of collecting "Joe Biden eating sandwiches" pictures. You are not alone in the world.
Most XKCD are good, but this one sucked. Sorry dude.
Nice article in latest Wired about the coffee contests popular in coffee growing countries and their
effect on coffee pricing for boutique varietals. Author describes how one judge suggested he try #8
which the author thought was a good solvent but was described in fruity floral tones by the judges.
XKCD is awesome three times a week. The only question is how much awesome you can comprehend ;-)
It might have been said here (I can't recall) but a great point was once made that "Knowledge is fractal." If you really want to, you can examine anything down to the finest details, and just keep finding more. It is fascinating how the human minds strives to find such distinctions and sometimes seems to create them from whole cloth just for the hell of it.
Please back away from the computer right now. Of all the darn fool things I've read on the internet, this pile of malarkey takes the friggin cake. I wasn't expecting "Rudyard Kipling", but crikey mate, reading this is making my teeth ache...