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[rickthefightguy]

Today's XKCD is the saddest. But the rollover text is supremely quotable.

I would link it, but if you don't have XKCD bookmarked (or at least through an RSS feed to your LJ or whatever), then there is nothing I can do for you... because I don't know who you are and what you have done with my friend.

Comments

[melebeth]

I agree with everything in this post.

[new_man]

Um... I don't read XKCD. I can't get past the visuals.

Am I still invited to the wedding?

[rickthefightguy]

You have a tough time with...stick figures?

[new_man]

I do, in that I don't find them visually appealing. Comic strips are at least in part a visual medium. If I don't like the visuals, I won't read the strip.

[rickthefightguy]

That is a shame. I love the visuals, myself. I find them incredibly expressive. But then, some people don't think inkers are artists. Tastes vary, and that's a good thing - I am sad in this case that ours don't align, but there it is.

[artisticphoenix]

Heyyy. I don't have XKCD bookmarked......and I haven't done anything with your friend

[rickthefightguy]

Why not? ... (and, why not?)

[jamey1138]

I agree about the quotability, but I still think that Spirit (#695) was sadder, by far.

[rickthefightguy]

Really. That's ... interesting. A piece of machinery getting stuck on a faraway planet. I chuckled at that, and thought it was sort of funny/sweet. But not _sad_.