Despite it being April, we know it can still turn into the last panel: http://xkcd.com/1037
[EDIT: Link fixed.]
so much for that
Despite it being April, we know it can still turn into the last panel: http://xkcd.com/1037
[EDIT: Link fixed.]
It's location-sensitive. It reads where you are and your location appears in the text of the comic. Mine says "here in Boston."
the last line in the mouseover joke
At hostes, pol, perniciter eant εις κοράκας
So he must made a different comic for people in warmer states. XKCD is great.
Fail!
or uh, Duder, or El Duderino if you're not into the whole brevity thing.
Look at the bottom of the strip and should give a permalink address for the comic you're talking about. Put that back in your link and it should work for everyone.
This strip actually doesn't have a image hotlink, just a normal link
If you're doing nothing, how do you know when you're finished?
I kicked a turtle in the desert onto its back and watched it struggle. What did you do?
Does the last panel change for where you are too? I saw a tornado in the last panel but I'm guessing it has to do with snow for Michigan.
On mobile browser the strip is just a black circle
Warning: My imagination is inefficient.
For the "April Fools" strip Randall did a strip based on the Umwelt idea, that within the same environment, different individuals view different realities (read the mouse-over). The comic you see depends on your location, browser, window size, and ISP. there are quite a few possible comics.
Is there more than one panel in the strip? I can't see any more.
My Chicago/Firefox one isn't particularly interesting. Abraham Lincoln.
I thought he had just missed with this comic. However, if you change the size of your browser window, the frames of the comic change. I'm guessing there are lots of factors that go into the comic.
There's also the link for the image of the strip. So you can copy the image and then embed it above if you wanted to.
Here's a list if anyone is interested in seeing everything:
http://www.reddit.com/r/comics/comments/rnpiw/mindboggling_xkcd_april_fo...
If you're doing nothing, how do you know when you're finished?
Wait what comic are you talking about? The latest one? Because that's not really a MIchigan thing...
If you're doing nothing, how do you know when you're finished?
StraightDave owes me a steak dinner