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The forum discussion centers around the popular webcomic XKCD and its connection to scientific communication. Participants share their favorite XKCD comics, highlighting their humor and relevance to technical topics. Randall Munroe, the creator of XKCD, is acknowledged for his contributions to visualizing complex scientific concepts. The discussion also touches on the cultural impact of XKCD within the physics community, with references to various comics that resonate with the participants' experiences.
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Chi Meson said:This one has a bad word, but so true. I've added a few more to the graph. Mangoes would definitely belong in the upper left.
http://xkcd.com/388/
BobG said:And what's he have against oranges. I like oranges. Especially those little ones called clementines. They even have a song about them that you sing while you eat them.
Chi Meson said:This one has a bad word, but so true. I've added a few more to the graph. Mangoes would definitely belong in the upper left.
http://xkcd.com/388/
engkatiemarie said:My favorite XKCD is this one:
http://www.xkcd.com/386/
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Probably because it reminds me of my boyfriend. He's addicted to ars technica.