>>>http://xkcd.com/256/
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>>That's a terrific site. 1337 humour at its best ;)
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>>I like the series starting at http://xkcd.com/341/
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>I like it all, not just the 1337 series :).
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>It's uncanny how many times there's something he writes that I had thought of long ago... a mind reader ;). And I'm sure Mike Yearwood would (or wood) appreciate http://xkcd.com/327/ - his favorite subject.
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>Actually, it feels good on multiple levels. Yesterday I drove my daughter to a party, and later she told me she opened it by apologizing for coming late, but "my dad was glued to the monitor, reading xkcd". The kids at the party were awed :): "waw, that so cool, having a dad like that". I'm happy that there's a generation out there where geeks are not just respected, but so is geek humor.
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>I mean, for years I didn't mind having a head full of stuff I got nobody to tell to, but being classified as "those guys don't know how to have fun" by the guys who simply couldn't follow the joke(s), well, it was a bit of a put down. I feel vindicated now :)

Just watch out for http://xkcd.com/356/

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