xkcd revisited

I think it's about time for another visit to xkcd. I was tempted to talk about the latest strip - reading it was one of those "exactly!" moments. My dreams are often so vivid and detailed, and yet dissipate so fast...

But a friend reminded me of this one:


And it seems I'm not the only one who thought "now I'd love to do that in real life".

Credit: Splarka
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Where in the world...

xkcd has done it again...

The Map of Online Communities is a wonderful piece of work. I've already put in my pre-order for the poster \o/

I'm definitely a citizen of the Internet, I spend more time online than off... although my own home island seems not to have made the map yet. I guess it would be somewhere between Wikimedia and the Blogipeligo, with an easy route to the IRC Isles.

I can't wait for my poster to arrive.

Credit: Ace_NoOne on #Wikia, Mandaliet on #Uncyclopedia, & TDO.

The Difference

xkcd is my favourite web comic. It's geek humour (again) but it's also sensitive, clever, and just plain funny. This one I particularly liked, because it's me... as my dear father pointed out as soon as he saw it.

The archives are well worth exploring if you don't know this guys work. (Or revisting if you do.)

Credit: TDO
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