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Only you would bring up Music Man here. ...and have it be totally relevant.
Well, I want to eat pizza but I'm not sure I should order pizza. What should I do?...
If you don't go to xkcd now and don't see what I'm I'm seeing your life will forever be lacking the magic I now feel in my soul.Relevant.
So did you spend half an hour tracking through all the lines on that XKCD too?
Ahh the Eagles of LOTRs. Has their ever been a more amusing parallel to a certain country's participation in the war against Nazi Germany?
Anyone who saw the comic and didn't instantly wish for this probably doesn't have a soul.
I used to think piracy was bad, because I first heard about it by people who didn't understand it. I understand piracy now. Piracy is good.
Thus making it not hell.
LOL @ Pam... if I had $20 for every time someone used that word with me... well....I'd probably have like $60
Well, that dispels the usual critique of the huge comics – that they've only been made to generate poster revenue. Printed at 300ppi a poster of this one would be 14m x 7m, so would need the side of a large house to put it up on. And then the people would be around 1mm tall. Displaying it with visible people (aiming at 1cm tall) would need an aircraft hangar (and printing it at 300ppi would require a 1.3 terapixel image), and 250 rolls of plotter paper. That would cost around GB£1250 for the paper alone, take around 100 hours to print, and use around GB£17,000 worth of ink (although the source data is moving into shadier territory as that set of estimates goes on)
WTF? Clicking and dragging is so annoying!
Frankly, the word “vehicle” is a bit misleading. Essentially, what you’ve created is an unstable pile of gunpowder the size of Central Park.
Also, I thought the what-if was great!QuoteFrankly, the word “vehicle” is a bit misleading. Essentially, what you’ve created is an unstable pile of gunpowder the size of Central Park.