It's XKCD's world, we just live in it
I have to comics today, one just straight up hysterical (and possibly true) and then one that is art imitating Boston.com:
Today's XKCD:
Every time XKCD throws a new comic, I just feel like (as my title suggests) the world is XKCD's; we just live in it. Some of the things brought up, I think we've all thought of at one point or another. Others, we only wish we could have come up with first.
Update: The Sha pointed me to this: Blow Me. Greatest. Shirt. Etver.
Then we get to today's Dilbert:
This, in a fucking nutshell, is working here, and possibly any company. More so, I've had conversation that, nearly verbatim, go like this.
Finally:
The Globe takes a look at the Aqua Teens. And it's just written with such an officious attitude.
I think this will be the last I write on the topic unless something dramatic comes up. XKCD is much better than stupid politics and drama.
Today's XKCD:
Every time XKCD throws a new comic, I just feel like (as my title suggests) the world is XKCD's; we just live in it. Some of the things brought up, I think we've all thought of at one point or another. Others, we only wish we could have come up with first.
Update: The Sha pointed me to this: Blow Me. Greatest. Shirt. Etver.
Then we get to today's Dilbert:
This, in a fucking nutshell, is working here, and possibly any company. More so, I've had conversation that, nearly verbatim, go like this.
Finally:
The Globe takes a look at the Aqua Teens. And it's just written with such an officious attitude.
I think this will be the last I write on the topic unless something dramatic comes up. XKCD is much better than stupid politics and drama.