xkcd: xceptionally good

I regularly read xkcd, an irreverent pen-and-ink webcomic by CNU physics graduate Randall Munroe. And, as some of you have noticed, I regularly share episodes of these comics in my “Pizzo’s Shared Items” sidebar. But some of the recent math-oriented ones have been too good to resist, so here they are, resized for this space. To read them in the original dimensions, click on the image.

Certainty

Factoring the Time

Labyrinth Puzzle

Tabletop Roleplaying

Unlike

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3 Responses to “xkcd: xceptionally good”

The Illustrious Potentate Says:
May 22nd, 2007 at 6:11 pm
Oh I have the first two books of Sinfest. Since we are talking of webcomics. One day when I actually own a house, it’s going to be littered with pinups (30,40,50′s and Suicide Girls) and sinfest books. Not to mention empty beer bottles. Sigh, just the thought makes me teary eyed. It’s like a meathead’s dream pad.
The Illustrious Potentate Says:
May 22nd, 2007 at 6:14 pm
Oh in addition the Labyrinth Puzzle is hanging on my ‘office’ wall (the door to the spray booth) with the word ‘tricky’ blocked out. Under it a laborer has penned in Spanish roughly “1 out 3, do you feel lucky?”
I added in English “Well do ya, punk?”
Jér Says:
May 22nd, 2007 at 6:32 pm
I trust that once you’ve acquired your dream pad you’ll invite me over every weekend for the wild parties you’ll be throwing, right?

I didn’t know you spoke Spanish. That’s the one language I actually need for my job, and yet I speak it very poorly. Italian always gets in the way.