{{comicsrow|804|2010-10-11|Pumpkin Carving}}
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The {{w|axiom of choice}} (which has been referenced previously in [[804: Pumpkin Carving]]) says that given any collection of bins, each containing at least
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| title = Pumpkin Carving
| image = pumpkin carving.png
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#REDIRECT [[804: Pumpkin Carving]]
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#REDIRECT [[804: Pumpkin Carving]]
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:{{w|Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater}}
::Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater
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|It's the great pumpkin, Charlie Brown!
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...lits for eyes and a curvy mouth standing alone right || This is one of the pumpkin men from the referenced comics 6th panel. || Comic: '''[[68: Five Thirty]]'
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...roof even more exotic. The axiom of choice was mentioned earlier in [[804: Pumpkin Carving]] and later in [[982: Set Theory]], another comic about a math clas
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...nging their shape. The Banach-Tarski paradox was also referenced in [[804: Pumpkin Carving]].
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| 099 || Pumpkin carved in a pumpkin || 804
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* Pumpkin (or squash [fruit vs vegetable])
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...IZE OF A TENNIS BALL, ONE OUNCE LIGHTER THAN A {{w|Walmart|WALMART}} BRAND PUMPKIN PIE THAT'S 10 INCHES IN DIAMETER, FLYING OVER A NET AS HIGH AS A VOLLEYBALL
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