The asteroids thought they could strike without repercussions. They were wrong.
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Why is that dino-sperm fertilising that aster-ovum?
Well Chris, sometimes, when an immovable object and an unstoppable force love each other very much...
...and it was the best t.rex they'd ever had.
Differently awesome/fun .. has this crossed your radar yet?
http://www.duneinfo.com/unseen/moebius/
Prior Art: page 58 of "Attack of the Deranged Mutant Killer Monster Snow Goons"
Calvin: Take a look at this. Wouldn't you say this is a great drawing?
Calvin: I mean, can you *believe* my teacher didn't like it?! She said it wasn't "serious"!
Calvin: By golly, if this isn't serious art, then nothing is! Who set Miss Wormwood up as an arbiter of aesthetics anyway? This is a beautiful work of power and depth!
Hobbes: It's a stegosaurus in a rocket ship, right?
Calvin: See? *You* understand it!
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Sorry for the lack of visual, I don't want to bother with an image (hey I did still type it all in with an iPhone). In any case, Calvin's drawing is barely visible in the strip, it's an intellectual gag (like so much of C&H, my 5-year-old doesn't get it yet).
Is there anything worthwhile
Sorry, iPhone ate the rest of my comment:
Is there any worthwhile topic not covered by Calvin and Hobbes or xkcd?
Why is there not a "protect planet from cometary destruction" progress-beaker on this chart?