Lies, lies, dirty lies

Randall claims not to have foreseen exactly what would come of posting a Wikipedia-related comic.

For extra laffs, see the idiot wonderful individual who didn't catch that the "disambiguation" reference was an attempt at a joke as well as the responses thereto.

739: Malamanteau

Uh-oh, Randall made a Wikipedia-themed comic!

Edit: For clarification, the page didn't exist before yesterday (I think), but there have been countless attempts to create it since. As of last night, the page was a deletion log; today, it redirects to xkcd. The interesting stuff is, as usual, in the discussion and history pages.

738: Operation

Yes, I'm lazy.

But more importantly, someone thought this would be funny. Tell me which is more appalling!

710: Collatz Conjecture

Collatz conjecture

The Adam Conjecture: If fans have to look it up, it will be vandalized. (Check the edit history for over 9000 a ton of unfunny internet meme edits starting March 5.)

708

Wikipedia does not have a page for "sex dice."

...but if it did, it would have an xkcd link right now. I wouldn't be surprised if one surfaced in the next couple days. If it happens, you read it here first.

705: Sysadmin

System administrator

Four comics in a row, ladies and gentlemen. We're on a roll.

704: Principle of Explosion

Principle of explosion

"If you run a webcomic, you can reference it in any Wikipedia article. It's called the principle of xkcd."

"Any Wikipedia article? Let me try."

703: Tautology Club

Tautology

That was quick.

702: Snow and stuff

Higgs boson

This just in: xkcd lacks relevancy.

Twofer

695: Spirit rover
"Perhaps." Huh.


696: Prisoner's dilemma
Yeah, that's germaine.


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