
1190: "Time"
Moderators: Moderators General, Prelates, Magistrates
Re: 1190: "Time"
spamjam wrote:
I see more (tiny tiny) FLAGS!!!

...and Lightscribe (woodworker of time)buffygirl wrote:Jafloi, [...] I do hereby annoint you as Cardinal Jafloi of the Chicken Salad Sandwich, mayo optional.
BlitzGirl:
Re: 1190: "Time"
That's certainly one intricate castle she's built. It can't possibly be sand ... just the vibrations from walking about up there would cause anything I made to topple..
Re: 1190: "Time"
buffygirl wrote:Aaaaaaand .... here are three hats (got tired of Waiting to post until the individuals were online)
cmyk - Please accept this hat as a token of my esteem. I think it makes you look dashing. AND it has a built-in snack!
jjjdavidson - Yes, it is a hat. It is!! A hat made of hair. Looks good on the clerk, I think.
manvandmaan - A Croissant-And-Flower Hat for you.
-------------------------------------------------
(sorry for the double-post)
Could you give my friend Catherine a hat?
Also: It almost looks like Megan is holding a gun, and she's going to shoot the ground.
Sir Tristram, Guardian of the Time Cats, Defender of the One True Comic, Landsknecht von der Zeit.
Wspi kfp gd...
Wait for it...
Wspi kfp gd...
Wait for it...
Re: 1190: "Time"
tman2nd wrote:Could you give my friend Catherine a hat?
You are in the queue.
Also, I think the curve of the little teapot spout looks very similar to curve of the eroding tower by the seamencoffeeliquidthing.
Lastly, I decided to finish the castle for them. no, it doesn't actually resemble anything, I've just been wanting to see how it looks to fill in all those bits.
Re: 1190: "Time"
GNONG


Re: 1190: "Time"
buffygirl wrote:tman2nd wrote:
Lastly, I decided to finish the castle for them. no, it doesn't actually resemble anything, I've just been wanting to see how it looks to fill in all those bits.
I thought about that. They'll get out chicken wire and pack it with sand but this is what Cueball and Megan look like if they stand in front of sand.
Re: 1190: "Time"
Wohoo, 101010 42 posts!!
Woh... ...wait, what? 42nd post just to celebrate my 42d post? Makes no sense...
[edit] To make this a little more meaningful, I use this opportunity to ask for a hat? Please?
Woh... ...wait, what? 42nd post just to celebrate my 42d post? Makes no sense...
[edit] To make this a little more meaningful, I use this opportunity to ask for a hat? Please?
Last edited by Jafloi on Sun Apr 21, 2013 8:28 pm UTC, edited 1 time in total.
...and Lightscribe (woodworker of time)buffygirl wrote:Jafloi, [...] I do hereby annoint you as Cardinal Jafloi of the Chicken Salad Sandwich, mayo optional.
BlitzGirl:
Re: 1190: "Time"
Back home and ten new pages to read. I'm feeling slightly Blitzy.
Ware2 guv? The Book of Dave
- azule
- Saved
- Posts: 2132
- Joined: Mon Jul 26, 2010 9:45 pm UTC
- Location: The land of the Golden Puppies and Rainbows
Re: 1190: "Time"
cmyk wrote:Spoiler:
CoLoRs!
This is just how I like to break up my long, odd working hours when I'm pulling these kinds of days/nights. By weriding out in internet forums. Typically it's nothing this OCD/ADD in appearance, but due to the nature of this oddly intriguing, eternally unfolding *thing* on xkcd, my nerd levels are climbing off the charts — perhaps to toxic levels.
I wanted my rant to be a block, but I know how that's hard to read, so I colorfied it so the natural divisions would be more obvious to the reader and not discourage.
And I hope the "OCD/ADD in appearance" is a "congrats on a job well done" as I did intend to sound a bit like a loon.

tman2nd wrote:lmjb1964 wrote:And there we see the first person driven insane by Time.
Only the first?
Haha! Not the first indeed. And, um, not insane.

Montov wrote:descor wrote:Infinite monkeys, infinite TimeFrames - yadda, yadda
Or as the greatest dad ever said: Bla bla bla, yackity smackity.
Who is this dad, please?
Eliram wrote:You asked for it...Spoiler:
Awesome *saved*, thank you!
Edit: To fix BBCode.
Last edited by azule on Sat May 04, 2013 1:13 am UTC, edited 1 time in total.
If you read this sig, post about one arbitrary thing you did today.
I celebrate up to six arbitrary things before breakfast.
Time does drag on and on and contain spoilers. Be aware of memes.
- StratPlayer
- Posts: 842
- Joined: Thu Mar 28, 2013 2:02 pm UTC
Re: 1190: "Time"
I'm back from battling the Outside!
Although, alas, tomorrow1 begins a whole NEW type of Outsider-Intrusion, where I'll be unable to do my normal weekday2 work3 routine of supplementing4 my work-time activities by occasionally5 visiting this needle-pulled-thingy! Some horrendously heathenish Outsider activity known as "Jury-Duty" will pull me away, and will likely involve much waiting, but NOT the proper and correct type of Waiting for It. GAH!!!
It's disheartening to see that forum activity has diminished, but I'm glad to see that a dedicated6 core of Timewaiters remain faithful to the edict to Wait for It.
I salute you, fellow fanatics!
1 Outsider Time-reckoning phrase that evidently means 24 Newpixs from now, +/- 24 NewPixs. It all depends on when the Outsider uses the term. It's very confusing...
2 Outsiders have a bizarre habit of breaking up intervals of Time into things called "days," "weeks," "months," and other odd conventions which only add confusion. Evidently a "weekday" is a period of Time equal to 24 Newpixs, but is somehow different than a "day" on a weekend, which also has 24 Newpixs, and denotes a period of Time (a "week") which somehow "ends", but yet does not, because it loops into another one, which is a different one, but yet the same. As I said, it's all rather confusing...
3 An Outsider term for a period of some sort of forced labor for an oppressor known as "The Man", who may or may not be a man.
4 i.e., read: "replacing"
5 i.e,, read: "constantly and obsessively"
6 i.e., read: "seriously deranged and quite, quite mad"
Although, alas, tomorrow1 begins a whole NEW type of Outsider-Intrusion, where I'll be unable to do my normal weekday2 work3 routine of supplementing4 my work-time activities by occasionally5 visiting this needle-pulled-thingy! Some horrendously heathenish Outsider activity known as "Jury-Duty" will pull me away, and will likely involve much waiting, but NOT the proper and correct type of Waiting for It. GAH!!!
It's disheartening to see that forum activity has diminished, but I'm glad to see that a dedicated6 core of Timewaiters remain faithful to the edict to Wait for It.
I salute you, fellow fanatics!
1 Outsider Time-reckoning phrase that evidently means 24 Newpixs from now, +/- 24 NewPixs. It all depends on when the Outsider uses the term. It's very confusing...
2 Outsiders have a bizarre habit of breaking up intervals of Time into things called "days," "weeks," "months," and other odd conventions which only add confusion. Evidently a "weekday" is a period of Time equal to 24 Newpixs, but is somehow different than a "day" on a weekend, which also has 24 Newpixs, and denotes a period of Time (a "week") which somehow "ends", but yet does not, because it loops into another one, which is a different one, but yet the same. As I said, it's all rather confusing...
3 An Outsider term for a period of some sort of forced labor for an oppressor known as "The Man", who may or may not be a man.
4 i.e., read: "replacing"
5 i.e,, read: "constantly and obsessively"
6 i.e., read: "seriously deranged and quite, quite mad"
OTT: Sit it vivet in aeternum!!!
(My Blog: The Creative Outlet of StratPlayer )
Re: 1190: "Time"
Tsjong!

[Edit:] Sloooowly changing...
....and I am of to coma.

[Edit:] Sloooowly changing...
....and I am of to coma.
...and Lightscribe (woodworker of time)buffygirl wrote:Jafloi, [...] I do hereby annoint you as Cardinal Jafloi of the Chicken Salad Sandwich, mayo optional.
BlitzGirl:
Re: 1190: "Time"
Eliram wrote:You asked for it...Spoiler:
Wife, looking over my shoulder, laughing, demands that I send this to her, and says to say "Thank you!"
cmyk wrote:How can I be so riveted to the Internet equivalent of watching grass grow?
Questions? Spoilers! TimeWiki, geekwagon, The Book of Aubron, ExplainXKCD
mscha wrote:We can ignore reality; in fact, we'll have to, since only Randall knows what it is.
Re: 1190: "Time"
azule wrote:fun with BBcode
Cut out the parts of a post you aren't responding to, and your posts will look normal. Just a tip (it's happened before, including to me).
HAL9000 wrote:I find it simultaneously fascinating and disturbing that the most profound things I've read in the past months I have encountered in or been led to by an internet forum thread about a webcomic.
- StratPlayer
- Posts: 842
- Joined: Thu Mar 28, 2013 2:02 pm UTC
Re: 1190: "Time"
Jafloi wrote:Tsjong!Spoiler:
[Edit:] Sloooowly changing...
....and I am of to coma.
Cueball is off doing Randall-knows-what, and Megan just keep building and building. The tide keeps rising (albeit MUCH more slowly), and the original uber-eroded castle tower keeps hanging on, defying logic and pixel-gravity...
So of course, this is the Time for another song reference, just to add more work for our mixoligist! I'm picturing Megan singing to herself:
"The tide is high but I'm holding on
I'm gonna be your number one
I'm not the kind of girl who gives up just like that
Oh, no"
OTT: Sit it vivet in aeternum!!!
(My Blog: The Creative Outlet of StratPlayer )
- StratPlayer
- Posts: 842
- Joined: Thu Mar 28, 2013 2:02 pm UTC
Re: 1190: "Time"
Rosewinsall wrote:dead?
What? Your parrot? No -- it's merely sleeping. There! I saw it move!
EDIT: Whoops! Another 42 'mea-culpas' for the double post... I was too excited about the opportunity to add a Monty Python reference. I don't believe anyone's ever done that before in this thread!!!
OTT: Sit it vivet in aeternum!!!
(My Blog: The Creative Outlet of StratPlayer )
Re: 1190: "Time"
Jafloi wrote:Tsjong!
[Edit:] Sloooowly changing...
....and I am off to coma.
FTFY
Sir Tristram, Guardian of the Time Cats, Defender of the One True Comic, Landsknecht von der Zeit.
Wspi kfp gd...
Wait for it...
Wspi kfp gd...
Wait for it...
Re: 1190: "Time"
Jafloi wrote:Wohoo,10101042 posts!!
Woh... ...wait, what? 42nd post just to celebrate my 42d post? Makes no sense...
[edit] To make this a little more meaningful, I use this opportunity to ask for a hat? Please?
Added to the cueue (tehe).
- ChronosDragon
- Posts: 1852
- Joined: Thu Mar 28, 2013 2:42 am UTC
- Location: [~]
Re: 1190: "Time"
StratPlayer wrote:I'm back from battling the Outside!
Although, alas, tomorrow1 begins a whole NEW type of Outsider-Intrusion, where I'll be unable to do my normal weekday2 work3 routine of supplementing4 my work-time activities by occasionally5 visiting this needle-pulled-thingy! Some horrendously heathenish Outsider activity known as "Jury-Duty" will pull me away, and will likely involve much waiting, but NOT the proper and correct type of Waiting for It. GAH!!!
It's disheartening to see that forum activity has diminished, but I'm glad to see that a dedicated6 core of Timewaiters remain faithful to the edict to Wait for It.
I salute you, fellow fanatics!
1 Outsider Time-reckoning phrase that evidently means 24 Newpixs from now, +/- 24 NewPixs. It all depends on when the Outsider uses the term. It's very confusing...
2 Outsiders have a bizarre habit of breaking up intervals of Time into things called "days," "weeks," "months," and other odd conventions which only add confusion. Evidently a "weekday" is a period of Time equal to 24 Newpixs, but is somehow different than a "day" on a weekend, which also has 24 Newpixs, and denotes a period of Time (a "week") which somehow "ends", but yet does not, because it loops into another one, which is a different one, but yet the same. As I said, it's all rather confusing...
3 An Outsider term for a period of some sort of forced labor for an oppressor known as "The Man", who may or may not be a man.
4 i.e., read: "replacing"
5 i.e,, read: "constantly and obsessively"
6 i.e., read: "seriously deranged and quite, quite mad"
Alas, many outsiders perform the waiting sacrament but without full understanding of the symbolism behind the action. They aimlessly spend their time, not realizing that what they are doing is a halfhearted mimicry of True Waiting. But we know, and can contemplate the OTC whilst we wait, even if said waiting is Outside.
-
- Posts: 6
- Joined: Fri Mar 29, 2013 9:43 pm UTC
Re: 1190: "Time"
Jafloi wrote:Tsjong!Spoiler:
[Edit:] Sloooowly changing...
....and I am of to coma.
Now, of all Time, Megan decides to become an adherant of bilateral symmetry!?!
Re: 1190: "Time"
I changed the theme of the wiki, do you like it?
If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, we have at least to consider the possibility that we have a small aquatic bird of the family Anatidae on our hands. –Douglas Adams
- StratPlayer
- Posts: 842
- Joined: Thu Mar 28, 2013 2:02 pm UTC
Re: 1190: "Time"
patzer wrote:I changed the theme of the wiki, do you like it?
I do! Now if we could just get rid of those loathsome ads...
OTT: Sit it vivet in aeternum!!!
(My Blog: The Creative Outlet of StratPlayer )
- ChronosDragon
- Posts: 1852
- Joined: Thu Mar 28, 2013 2:42 am UTC
- Location: [~]
Re: 1190: "Time"
patzer wrote:I changed the theme of the wiki, do you like it?
A bit too repetitive, I think. I mean, not that looking at the OTC doesn't fill me with joy, but repeated over and over like that it starts to lose a bit of its sanctity. I'd maybe go with a plain white background, or light blue like the OTC's host page
Re: 1190: "Time"
StratPlayer wrote:patzer wrote:I changed the theme of the wiki, do you like it?
I do! Now if we could just get rid of those loathsome ads...
I have adblock, I didn't even know there were ads...

So that's one for, one against.
If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, we have at least to consider the possibility that we have a small aquatic bird of the family Anatidae on our hands. –Douglas Adams
Re: 1190: "Time"
cmyk wrote:htom wrote:Is that the Millennium Falcon, standing on her tail?
Hmmm... personally, I'm not seeing it.
Votes for the t-shirt?
Re: 1190: "Time"
ChronosDragon wrote:...lose a bit of its sanctity.
I misread that as "sanity" at first, and thought, isn't that usual?

Good point.
If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, we have at least to consider the possibility that we have a small aquatic bird of the family Anatidae on our hands. –Douglas Adams
- StratPlayer
- Posts: 842
- Joined: Thu Mar 28, 2013 2:02 pm UTC
Re: 1190: "Time"
patzer wrote:StratPlayer wrote:patzer wrote:I changed the theme of the wiki, do you like it?
I do! Now if we could just get rid of those loathsome ads...
I have adblock, I didn't even know there were ads...![]()
So that's one for, one against.
I'd turned it off on my browser (Chrome) -- it was filtering out some content on a few web sites I visit, and I've gotten OCD-ish that it might cause me to miss something important.

OTT: Sit it vivet in aeternum!!!
(My Blog: The Creative Outlet of StratPlayer )
- azule
- Saved
- Posts: 2132
- Joined: Mon Jul 26, 2010 9:45 pm UTC
- Location: The land of the Golden Puppies and Rainbows
Re: 1190: "Time"
mscha wrote:<snip/>
I have now also looked at aubronwood. Its frame 682 corresponds to my extra frame, and it doesn't have geekwagon's frame 682.
For the other three frames, aubronwood and geekwagon are in agreement, so neither has my apocryphal frames. (They wouldn't, since they link directly to imgs dot xkcd dot com.)
ExplainXKCD.com has them as 682b or whatever number it was. I wish we did have a univeral ordinal. I don't think the "b" cuts it.
HAL9000 wrote:azule wrote:fun with BBcode
Cut out the parts of a post you aren't responding to, and your posts will look normal. Just a tip (it's happened before, including to me).
I didn't notice a problem. But I am sorry if everyone thought I threw a rainbow up on them. Maybe I should have gone with subtle diffs. hah. But no, I have had more fun with BBcode, so

If you read this sig, post about one arbitrary thing you did today.
I celebrate up to six arbitrary things before breakfast.
Time does drag on and on and contain spoilers. Be aware of memes.
Re: 1190: "Time"
Hey guys we should really start looking at the PNG's create and modify times again. Has been looked at a couple of times in the past. The orginal batch of images all had mostly the same dates around 25th of march or something. but now the current ones are dated 2013-04-13 07:55:05!!! I haven't worked out the best way to extract the date info out. You can view the png file in any text editor and the create and modify dates are in clear text right at the end which is easy enough to copy out but I don't feel like doing that for 750 images manually... Note that when you download the file to your computer your filesystem will create a new file create and modify time as of now but PNG's have this built in timestamp which will never change which is great. Another option is to try to do a http request to the server to get the date modified time of the file on the web server and check that as well. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2416872/how-do-you-obtain-modified-date-from-a-remote-file-java <-- a code example to do this. Just would be interesting to look at what Randall has been up to and when he has actually been making the images.
- StratPlayer
- Posts: 842
- Joined: Thu Mar 28, 2013 2:02 pm UTC
Re: 1190: "Time"
Latent22 wrote: <snip>
Just would be interesting to look at what Randall has been up to and when he has actually been making the images.
I believe he's making them just in Time...

OTT: Sit it vivet in aeternum!!!
(My Blog: The Creative Outlet of StratPlayer )
Re: 1190: "Time"
StratPlayer wrote:Latent22 wrote: <snip>
Just would be interesting to look at what Randall has been up to and when he has actually been making the images.
I believe he's making them just in Time...
Your sig takes me back to college ... too many guitars playing Grateful Dead while we all
Re: 1190: "Time"
StratPlayer wrote:patzer wrote:StratPlayer wrote:patzer wrote:I changed the theme of the wiki, do you like it?
I do! Now if we could just get rid of those loathsome ads...
I have adblock, I didn't even know there were ads...![]()
So that's one for, one against.
I'd turned it off on my browser (Chrome) -- it was filtering out some content on a few web sites I visit, and I've gotten OCD-ish that it might cause me to miss something important.But you're right. MUCH better with the ADblock on.
I switched it to the Monobook theme and I don't see any ads at all.
Lord Randall, Creator of the One True Comic wrote:Wait for it.
Helper wrote:The great thing about this needle-pulled thing be that it tin turn ænig everyday situation into an hilarious nightmare:
Helper goeth to Starbux:
"ic'd like an coffee, please. Hold the baby!"
"hwæt? eow be, like, weird."
"Y-Y-You too.FULL STOPFULL STOP"
- cmyk
- Posts: 326
- Joined: Sat Apr 06, 2013 8:54 pm UTC
- Location: Somewhere beyond the sands of time... In other words, Detroit MI.
- Contact:
Re: 1190: "Time"
PYONGYANG!!!

ETA: yes! been dying to work in that NK reference since the newpixbot was sniping the humans. OCD Itch: Scratched... ahhhh...

ETA: yes! been dying to work in that NK reference since the newpixbot was sniping the humans. OCD Itch: Scratched... ahhhh...
Last edited by cmyk on Sun Apr 21, 2013 11:13 pm UTC, edited 1 time in total.

"If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88 miles per hour... you're gonna see some serious shit." —Doc Brown
"I... can't describe it. This... means something... this... is important." –Roy Neary
Re: 1190: "Time"
cmyk wrote:PYONGYANG!!!
Yayyy!!! You're wearing my hat!!!!! I do think I should have cropped it a bit more on the left side. sorry bout that.
- cmyk
- Posts: 326
- Joined: Sat Apr 06, 2013 8:54 pm UTC
- Location: Somewhere beyond the sands of time... In other words, Detroit MI.
- Contact:
Re: 1190: "Time"
*dons sumptuous hat*
I'm... gorgeous!
(thanks, buffygirl!)
I approve of this message.
That's all I need is another Star Wars t-shirt, let alone another Millennium Falcon one. And that's not sarcasm. Seriously, I need more.
I'm... gorgeous!
(thanks, buffygirl!)
ChronosDragon wrote:HAL's signature made me think of this, but it's the only rational explanation.
Apes discovered tools, humans went to Jupiter, and Megan & Cueball built sandcastles.
I approve of this message.
vvn wrote:cmyk wrote:htom wrote:Is that the Millennium Falcon, standing on her tail?
Hmmm... personally, I'm not seeing it.
Votes for the t-shirt?
That's all I need is another Star Wars t-shirt, let alone another Millennium Falcon one. And that's not sarcasm. Seriously, I need more.

"If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88 miles per hour... you're gonna see some serious shit." —Doc Brown
"I... can't describe it. This... means something... this... is important." –Roy Neary
- cmyk
- Posts: 326
- Joined: Sat Apr 06, 2013 8:54 pm UTC
- Location: Somewhere beyond the sands of time... In other words, Detroit MI.
- Contact:
Re: 1190: "Time"
buffygirl wrote:cmyk wrote:PYONGYANG!!!
Yayyy!!! You're wearing my hat!!!!! I do think I should have cropped it a bit more on the left side. sorry bout that.
S'all good, nothing wrong with a bit of intentional¢ negative space.
¢At least that's what I tell my clients when they question any design decisions, either by overlooking or through laziness on my part: "It is, of course, intentional, as it clearly improves the balance of the design. You... didn't recognize this? [looks at them askance] Huh, iiinteresting..."

"If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88 miles per hour... you're gonna see some serious shit." —Doc Brown
"I... can't describe it. This... means something... this... is important." –Roy Neary
Re: 1190: "Time"
mscha wrote:Okay, 10 (Outside) minutes past newpix it is, from now on.
I agree that the contest to post the next TimeFrame is fun, and am glad that the bot is now delayed. However I still think mscha is due kudos for creating it, and more for changing it to check if anyone else had done so before posting. (After all there were two newpix posts with nothing between, so we might have missed it. Reminds me of the "steam engine in the Indy 500" story. Obviously faster, so we make it against the rules. Because we are all here for fun.
So, from me, a hat tip for good coding, and another for good sportsmanship.
Last edited by vvn on Sun Apr 21, 2013 11:28 pm UTC, edited 3 times in total.
- cmyk
- Posts: 326
- Joined: Sat Apr 06, 2013 8:54 pm UTC
- Location: Somewhere beyond the sands of time... In other words, Detroit MI.
- Contact:
Re: 1190: "Time"
vvn wrote:mscha wrote:Okay, 10 (Outside) minutes past newpix it is, from now on.
I agree that the contest to post the next TimeFrame is fun, and am glad that the bot is now delayed. However I still think mscha is due kudos for creating it, and more for changing it to check if anyone else had done so before posting. (After all there were two newpix posts with nothing between, so we might have missed it. Reminds me of the "steam engine in the Indy 500" story. Obviously faster, so we make it against the rules. Because we are all here for fun.
So, from me, a hat tip for good coding, and another for good sportsmanship.
Thus!
or,
+.99999999999999...

"If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88 miles per hour... you're gonna see some serious shit." —Doc Brown
"I... can't describe it. This... means something... this... is important." –Roy Neary
Re: 1190: "Time"
Another interesting thing about the DateTime stamps in the OTC PNG files is that it has the TimeZone info as well:
%tEXtdate:create 2013-04-13T07:55:05-04:00 %tEXtdate:modify 2013-04-13T07:55:05-04:00
We can see that the timezone is -04:00 which means 4 hours behind UTC time which would be PST which sounds about right.
Another interesting fact is that PNG files do not need a timestamp. PNG's i've Created by Photoshop do not seem to have these clear text DateTime's in them. So whatever he is using is adding them on. Also many of the files in a sequence all have identical times (with a few exceptions). This means they either have fake time stamps or were all last proccessed as a very fast batch process. The dates go down to 1 second of accuracy so if we look hard enough we may find them jump one second and this would tell us it is a batch process and the timestamps are real world and not made up.
%tEXtdate:create 2013-04-13T07:55:05-04:00 %tEXtdate:modify 2013-04-13T07:55:05-04:00
We can see that the timezone is -04:00 which means 4 hours behind UTC time which would be PST which sounds about right.
Another interesting fact is that PNG files do not need a timestamp. PNG's i've Created by Photoshop do not seem to have these clear text DateTime's in them. So whatever he is using is adding them on. Also many of the files in a sequence all have identical times (with a few exceptions). This means they either have fake time stamps or were all last proccessed as a very fast batch process. The dates go down to 1 second of accuracy so if we look hard enough we may find them jump one second and this would tell us it is a batch process and the timestamps are real world and not made up.
Return to “Individual XKCD Comic Threads”
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 82 guests