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| − | | date = September 19, 2012
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| − | | title = Click and Drag
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| − | == Explanation ==
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| − | This comic is a take on how vast and rich the world is, and on the thrill of exploring it. The world can be described as sad, as well as it can be described as wonderful, even if this seems a bit contradictory, just because there are so many different things happening in it.
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| − | [[Cueball]] comments about this, and the title text invites the reader to, with their mouse, click and drag the inside of the last panel, and by dragging and dragging, explore what is hidden outside that panel. The image displayed at first turns out to be part of a huge landscape, filled with big or small things, humorous details, people here and there, cave mazes, things floating in the air, jokes and references, unexpected things, relaxing views, etc. (The above image is not functional; you will have to visit the [http://xkcd.com/1110/ original comic].)
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| − | The fact that we only see a small part of the landscape at once refers to the idea that we cannot in real life comprehend the whole world altogether, but only what is around us and/or in the range of our understanding at the time. The click-and-drag process, in which it is impossible to go as fast as we would want to, also draws a parallel with the fact that exploration is always done gradually, step by step, and trying something (i.e. here dragging in a certain direction) always has a cost. This click-and-drag exploration reproduces the thrill of discovering new horizons, getting lost sometimes, finding unexpected things, seeing beauty, humor, desolation or happiness here and there... which can easily captivate an xkcd reader for a looong time (and as such qualifies as [[356: Nerd Sniping|nerd sniping]]).
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| − | '''''Warning:''' there are cheating possibilities, people have implemented ways to explore that world more easily, but the best way to enjoy this comic is to play the game, explore the comic's world the way you're supposed to, get lost in the caves or in the sky, be startled by unexpected things or happy when finding some people after lengthy click-and-dragging through a repetitive landscape... So if you didn't do that already, '''reading any below will spoil you from truly enjoying the comic.'''''
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| − | ==Transcript==
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| − | This transcript will only cover the first 3 panels.
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| − | :Cueball [narration]: From the stories
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| − | :Cueball [narration]: I expected the world to be sad
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| − | :[Cueball is floating by holding onto a balloon with one hand.]
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| − | :Cueball [narration]: And it was
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| − | :Cueball [narration]: And I expected it to be wonderful.
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| − | :[Cueball has grabbed hold of the balloon with both hands.]
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| − | :[The wind picks up and blows Cueball eastward.]
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| − | :Cueball [narration]: It was.
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| − | :[Full width panel, initial view of the world. Part of tile 1n1e.]
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| − | :Cueball [narration]: I just didn't expect it to be so ''BIG''.
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| − | :[Scene opens up. You see Cueball is about a tree's-height from the ground. To the right there is a tall tree with no leaves on it and a broken limb.]
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| − | ==List of details and references==
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| − | {{Incomplete|1110: Click and Drag}}
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| − | The 225 existing tiles are sorted by columns from West to East and from North to South in each column.
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| − | |[[Cueball]] and [[Megan]] reach the western edge of the image and decide to live there. This is a reference to the last line in the film ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groundhog_Day_(film) Groundhog Day]''
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| − | :[Cueball and Megan are in a valley. This is the western edge of the world. Megan is checking a GPS enabled device to check their distance traveled. Cueball is looking behind them (eastward).]
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| − | :Cueball: We've walked pretty far. We must be on the other side of the world by now.
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| − | :Megan: Let's see, we've gone... Two miles.
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| − | :Cueball: Darn. You know, this is a nice spot. Let's just live here.
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| − | |Just terrain, no activity
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| − | |The hillocks in this panel appear to be the face and belly of a giant sleeping on its back. The feet extend into the next panel to the east. Possibly a reference to the giant's drink from the book ''Ender's Game''.
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| − | |The westernmost hillock appears to be the feet of a giant sleeping on its back, continued from the next panel west. {{w|Velociraptor}}s in the high grass.
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| − | :[Rolling hills with tall grass.]
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| − | :[On the left there are two Velociraptors. The east-facing one looks to be a modern interpretation of the raptor, the west-facing is more Jurassic Park like.]
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| − | |Just terrain, no activity
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| − | |A large {{w|radio telescope}} with a female listening for a signal. Possibly a reference to the movie {{w|Contact (film)|Contact}}.
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| − | |Just terrain, no activity. Very nice trees though.
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| − | |More nice trees.
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| − | |The top of a large rocket that looks similar to the {{w|Saturn V}} rocket (the base is in {{1110|1|n|22|w}}).
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| − | :[A Launch Tower with a waiting Saturn V rocket look-alike attached by the umbilical lines. There are two Cueball-type characters standing on the top.]
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| − | :Person 1: So why did we build this? There have ''got'' to be other ways to get to space.
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| − | :Person 2: Believe it or not, this is the ''least'' crazy one anyone has come up with.
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| − | |The base of the {{w|Saturn V}} rocket on a launchpad.
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| − | :[A Launch Pad and Tower with a waiting Saturn V rocket attached by the umbilical lines. There is a person scaling the rocket. They are at the base of the Second Stage.]
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| − | :[A military guardsman is walking the grounds unaware of the person on the rocket.]
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| − | |[[Cueball]] asks Jesus why his footprints look like tire tracks. This is a reference to the inspirational text ''{{w|Footprints (poem)|Footprints}}'' as well as a reference to the {{w|Transformers}}.
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| − | :[Two characters stand on the shore by the sea. One has unkempt hair, the other is a Cueball character.]
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| − | :Cueball: Jesus, why do your footprints change to tire tracks whenever I was threatened by Decepticons?
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| − | |The scruffy character beneath the {{w|palm tree}} might be a reference to {{w|Desert Island Discs}}, a BBC radio program in which a celebrity chooses the records they would like to be stranded with if castaway. The hatch is a reference to {{w|Lost (TV series)|Lost}} in which the passengers on board a flight over the Pacific Ocean find themselves stranded on a strange island. Their first clue that they stumbled on something out-of-the-ordinary is the hatch.
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| − | :[An island in the middle of the sea. On its westward side is a hatch that leads down deep underground. A person is looking at the hatch. Meanwhile a person quietly climbs up a ladder built into the wall of the tunnel inside of the hatch.]
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| − | :[On the other side, a scruffy man is looking at a disc while being shaded by a tall coconut palm tree.]
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| − | |A miner. The sliding stone walls behind him (to keep back the water if he digs too far) are a reference to Ted Chiang's "Tower of Babylon" .
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| − | :[Deep underground a vertical shaft gets wider the deeper you go.]
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| − | |A reference to the game {{w|AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!!_–_A_Reckless_Disregard_for_Gravity|AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!!}}, where the game play consists of falling down while avoiding objects.
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| − | :[Deep underground a vertical shaft gets wider the deeper you go. A man wearing a headband has set up a lemonade stand on a plank stuck into the wall. There are people falling down the shaft right next to him.]
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| − | :Falling people: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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| − | :Lemonade man: Lemonade? ...Aww, OK. Lemonade? ...Aww, OK. Lemonade?
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| − | :[Deep underground a vertical shaft gets wider the deeper you go.]
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| − | :[Deep underground a vertical shaft gets wider the deeper you go.]
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| − | :[Deep underground a vertical shaft.]
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| − | :[Deep underground a vertical shaft.]
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| − | |An {{w|X-Wing}} fighter flies up a vertical shaft, its pilot communicating over radio. The quote is a reference to a scene of the {{w|Star Wars}} movie ''{{w|Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi|Return of the Jedi}}'', with an X-Wing piloted by {{w|Wedge Antilles}} escaping from inside the {{w|Death Star}} ([http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0000060/quotes]):
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| − | :{{w|Lando Calrissian}}: "All right, Wedge. Go for the power regulator on the north tower."
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| − | :Wedge Antilles: "Copy, Gold Leader. I'm already on my way out."
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| − | :[Deep underground, in a vertical shaft. There is an X-Wing fighter running along the shaft.]
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| − | :X-Wing pilot [over radio]: Copy that, Gold Leader. I'm already on my way out.
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| − | :[Deep underground a vertical shaft gets slimmer the deeper you go.]
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| − | :[Deep underground a vertical shaft gets slimmer the deeper you go.]
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| − | :[Deep underground a vertical shaft.]
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| − | |Cueball and Megan looking up from the bottom of the shaft.
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| − | :[A calm day out at sea.]
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| − | :[Deep underground a tunnel comes from the west. A few feet before the end of it a vertical shaft goes down, just about wide enough for a single person to go down. It stops in a man-made cavern, then a tunnel continues eastward.]
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| − | :[A calm day out at sea.]
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| − | :[Deep underground a tunnel comes from the west and meets a tall cavern, buts keeps going all the way to the east. Cueball has dug up from the ceiling tunnel and is shoveling out a little cavern.]
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| − | |People today can't seem to turn off their phones, unplug and just be by themselves. It has become a societal expectation that every person is constantly connected to the world and is there to respond at any moment. The idea of being indisposed has become a foreign concept.
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| − | :[To the west is a sea. There is a beach. Further in-land there are lots of trees with park benches under them.]
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| − | :[Cueball and White Hat are walking towards the benches]
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| − | :White Hat: Do you ever put your phone away and just take a moment to breathe and be alone with your thoughts?
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| − | :Cueball: Yeah, once. It was ''terrifying''.
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| − | :[Deep underground a tunnel with a very rough ceiling goes all the way from west to east.]
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| − | |A rocky hill with a {{w|lighthouse}}. [[Megan]] and [[Ponytail]] sit atop the hill. A half-buried {{w|Statue of Liberty}} is on the other side in reference to ''{{w|Planet of the Apes(film)|Planet of Apes}}'' with [[Cueball]]'s "You Maniacs!" line parodying the final line from the film. Another western shore makes this a very small landmass.
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| − | :[Cueball shaking his fist at the half-buried Statue of Liberty]
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| − | :Cueball: You ''maniacs!''
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| − | :Cueball: That sand sculpture trophy was supposed to be ''mine!''
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| − | |Someone in a straw hat saying "Becky?". He is carrying either a grappling hook or the end of a rope. Probably a reference to {{w|The Adventures of Tom Sawyer}} in which the title character rescues his sweetheart, Becky Thatcher, from a cave.
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| − | :[Deep underground a two distant tunnels run from west to east connected by a thin vertical shaft. The lower tunnel has a man-made cavern dug out.]
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| − | |{{w|Marco Polo (game)|Marco Polo}} is a game similar to tag but played in a swimming pool. The person who is "it" closes their eyes, or is blind-folded and calls out "Marco". All the other players must respond "Polo". The person who is it then tries to find the people by a sort of echo-location. It is a reference to {{w|Marco Polo}} the Venetian merchant who was the first European to make it to Central Asia and China.
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| − | :[Out at sea. A blindfolded character playing Marco Polo alone.]
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| − | :Blindfolded man: ...Marco? ...Marco?
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| − | |Deep underground, a cavern opens up to reveal trees, grass, rocks, and a lake. A bird flies toward the trees. A person sits on a rock thoughtfully gazing into the water.
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| − | |{{w|Bitcoin}} is digital currency that is untraceable, and thus liberated from the oversight of governments and banks. {{w|Peter Thiel}} is a co-founder of {{w|Seasteading#The_Seasteading_Institute|The Seasteading Institute}} that promotes permanent, autonomous ocean communities (similar to a {{w|micronation}}), enabling innovation with new political and social systems. Peter Thiel is also a co-founder of {{w|PayPal}}, a global e-commerce business allowing payments and money transfers to be made through the Internet. Peter Thiel and other co-founders' original vision for PayPal was to have an online payment service that enabled account holders to send money to anyone in the world with just an e-mail address. xkcd also supports [http://xkcd.com/bitcoin bitcoin donations]. This might be a reference to the unspent bitcoins from a recent [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19633980 $250,000 theft]. If they don't have any internet access they might find it hard to spend their loot.
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| − | :Man with hair: I'm not saying our bitcoin-only island nation was a bad idea, but we really should've secured Internet access ''before'' we left.
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| − | :Cueball: Hey, you in the water! Hang on-
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| − | The character climbing the rigging is apparently {{w|Elizabeth Warren}}, who said at the {{w|2012 Democratic National Convention}}, "People feel like the system is rigged against them. And here's the painful part: They're right. The system is rigged."
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| − | :[Out at sea. There is a three-masted sailing ship at full sail with a healthy wind billowing the sails. There are five crew out on deck, four are aloft, and one on watch in the bowsprit.]
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| − | :Girl: Haha, "Poop Deck."
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| − | :Mizzen-mast woman: Elizabeth, why are you climbing the rigging?
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| − | :Elizabeth: Forget ''this'' rigging. The whole ''system'' is rigged against the middle class and families trying to ''climb'' out of poverty.
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| − | :Mizzen-mast woman: ...Ok, but for real, what are you doing on this boat?
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| − | :Pirate: Avast! Avast! ...Avast?
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| − | :[A flat tunnel runs the length of the whole tile. It is rough cut on the ceiling, but a smooth surface for walking. There is a hint that the ceiling draws away from the floor to the west. Cueball is walking east along the tunnel.]
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| − | |"{{w|I'm on a Boat}}" is a single from {{w|The Lonely Island}}'s debut album {{w|Incredibad}}.
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| − | :[Out at sea. On the west side are two buoys, on the east is only one, in the center there is a sailboat. Cueball and another person wearing a beanie are on the small sailboat.]
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| − | :Beanie: I'm on a boat! I expected more from the experience! Instead, all I can think to do is tell people where I am! ...I'm on a boat!
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| − | :[A flat tunnel runs the length of the whole tile. It is rough cut on the ceiling, but a smooth surface for walking. The shaft grows in diameter as it goes eastward.]
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| − | :[High in the sky.]
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| − | :[Cueball is sitting in a swing attached to the end of a crane, and is swinging]
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| − | :Cueball: WHEEE!
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| − | |The west wall of a large building which stair-cases narrower as it rises.
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| − | :[A flat tunnel runs the length of the whole tile. It is rough cut on the ceiling, but a smooth surface for walking. A small vertical shaft goes up to a very small cavern.]
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| − | |This seems to be the peak of the {{w|Burj Khalifa}} to which {{1110|6|n|27|e}} refers.
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| − | |[[Black Hat]] is seen in the picture with a {{w|gatling gun}}, probably the Imperial cannons referred in {{1110|8|n|6|e}}. Also at bottom, a cueball is flying a paper airplane off the building.
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| − | :Ponytail: We're so high up that if you threw a penny off the edge, inflation would reduce its value to 0.00999999975 by the time it landed.
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| − | :[Further south, on a balcony]
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| − | :Megan: The Wikipedia article on this balcony says the view is nice.
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| − | :Cueball: I thought so.
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| − | |A construction crane lifting another, smaller, construction crane. Possibly a reference to the [http://vimeo.com/46359692 Truck Truck Truck] gag from the Simpsons. Also, self-erecting {{w|tower crane}}s do usually not lift {{w|crawler crane}}s
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| − | |On the west side, the top of a (different) construction crane. On the east side, Cueball is firing a clay pigeon launcher while Ponytail fires a shotgun at the target. Meanwhile, someone else (Danish?) comes up from behind with CDs.
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| − | :Danish: I found some more CDs
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| − | |On the west side, the bottom of the construction crane. On the upper eastern side, a person is laid back, relaxing in a chair while using a laptop. On the next step down, a party crowd is out on a balcony.
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| − | :Person: I'm working at a small startup. Our business model is 'taking free drinks from industry events and reselling them.'
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| − | :Person: Oh, hey, I should get going...
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| − | |The bulk of the base of the building with one terrace visible on either side. Megan says "I came here to chew bubblegum... And I'm all out of bubblegum" is a reference to the movie {{w|They Live|They Live}} in which the character Nada famously says "I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass...and I'm all out of bubblegum". That line is also used in the game {{w|Duke Nukem 3D|Duke Nukem 3D}} by Duke himself, when Shrapnel City (Episode 3) starts. Also, Cueball says "That's a shame" a line popularised by Jerry in the sitcom {{w|Seinfeld|Seinfeld}}. Pool line is a reference to "pool on the roof" prank from the movie {{w|Hackers (film)|Hackers}}.
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| − | :[A flat tunnel runs the length of the whole tile. It is rough cut on the ceiling, but a smooth surface for walking. There is a single vertical shaft that would have gone down. The ceiling above the shaft has crumbled, and the rubble has filled in the shaft]
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| − | |The tail of the crawler crane lifted at {{1110|5|n|2|w}}.
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| − | |The western wall at the base of a large building including its {{w|portico}}, a remote control rocket-powered bicycle attempting to launch from the first terrace, a balcony on the second terrace and a {{w|satellite dish}} and other exhausts on the third. Trees with squirrels stand in front of the building leading to a parking lot with cars and one {{w|Wienermobile}}
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| − | :[A flat tunnel runs the length of the whole tile. It is rough cut on the ceiling, but a smooth surface for walking. There are two rough cut vertical shafts going down, there is a rock pile on the ground between the two. A small vertical shaft goes up to a very small empty cavern.]
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| − | |This is a sad statement about where the Internet is right now. The Internet should be a vast and diverse place filled with new and exciting content that breaks the mold of already established media. But instead, everyone on the Internet has become a shill for their Facebook page and their Twitter stream. It feels like everything links back to these two sites. Even stuck at the bottom of a shaft, these two people care more for how many Facebook likes and twitter followers they have, than for their own lives and safety.
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| − | :[Deep underground. There are two shafts, the western one ends abruptly with a pile of rubble at the bottom. The other changes direction and becomes a tunnel to the east.]
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| − | :[Cueball and Megan are stranded at the bottom of the western shaft.]
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| − | :Cueball: Is anyone up there? If you can hear us, ''friend us on Facebook!''
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| − | :Megan: ''Follow us on Twitter! Please!''
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| − | |Two whales is possibly a reference to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and the planet [http://hitchhikers.wikia.com/wiki/Magrathea Magrathea], where (improbably) two incoming missiles are turned into a whale and a bowl of petunias. It may also be a reference to the album From Mars to Sirius by the French heavy metal band Gojira, specifically the track, "Flying Whales." A third possibility is a reference to Respighi's "The Pines of Rome" from Fantasia II.
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| − | |A {{w|hot air balloon}} is the oldest form of human-carrying flight.
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| − | :[High in the sky. Cueball and Megan are in a hot air balloon.]
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| − | |The {{w|Origin (mathematics)|"center"}} of the world; the default loaded image with Cueball floating by balloon. The balloons may be a reference to comic [[1106]]. This may also be a reference to {{w|Winnie The Pooh}}. The parking lot to the west ends to a grassy/rocky field with a tree. A hill runs up to the east with a fountain.
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| − | :[Open scene.]
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| − | :[To the extreme left there is the end of a parking lot. Right from that Cueball is holding onto a balloon several feet from the ground.]
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| − | :Cueball [narration]: I just didn't expect it to be so ''BIG''.
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| − | :[About 50 feet east of Cueball there is a lone tree with no leaves on it. Cueball is approximately parallel to with the top of it.]
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| − | :[Farther east and much higher up is a single balloon floating away.]
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| − | :[More east and on the ground Beret Guy is waving a butterfly net, chasing an RC Helicopter.]
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| − | :[Two girls, one blonde and one darker, are walking away from Beret Guy.]
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| − | :[On the extreme right is a fountain spraying water.]
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| − | |Alaska at the bottom of the shaft
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| − | |A reference to the {{w|Apollo 13}} manned mission to the moon in 1970. Two days after launch, en route to the moon, an oxygen tank exploded. Astronaut Swigert [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Apollo13-wehaveaproblem.ogg reported] the incident to Mission Control in Houston saying 'Houston, we've had a problem.' The 1995 movie {{w|Apollo_13_(film)|Apollo 13}} deliberately misquoted Swigert's famous statement as 'Houston, we have a problem' because the original made it seem that the problem had already passed.
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| − | :[The Apollo 13 mission is en route to the moon. An astronaut on board the craft informs Mission Control of an incident.]
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| − | :Astronaut: Houston, we have a problem.
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| − | :Mission Control: That's a negative, Apollo. There are no problems - only opportunities. Over.
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| − | |A reference to the {{w|Greek myth}} of {{w|Icarus}} and his father's escape from {{w|Crete}} by building wings of feathers and wax. The joke is that, the incredible part of the story, the fact that Icarus and his father actually flew with simple wax and feathers, is downplayed to try to give children an object lesson about {{Wiktionary|humility}} and {{Wiktionary|hubris}}.
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| − | :[High in the air. There are feathers floating gently down. Below them is Icarus falling head first, he has the remains of wax and feather wings strapped to his arms.]
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| − | :Icarus: I only hope the story of how ''building wax wings enabled me to fly'' teaches everyone a lesson about hubris.
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| − | :[To the left, Ponytail is climbing up while Cueball has second thoughts.]
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| − | :Cueball: We should turn back.
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| − | :Ponytail: Wimp.
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| − | :[In the middle, Cueball and Megan seem to be soaking in some sort of pond.]
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| − | :[To the right, Ponytail is standing on top of a castle while Megan pushes a boulder and Cueball is playing some music.]
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| − | |[[Megan]] is surfing on a {{w|Boeing 767|Boeing 767-300W}}
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| − | |[Ground slops uphill, left-to-right (West to East). Close to the far right boundary is the Christmas Tree from {{w|A Charlie Brown Christmas|A Charlie Brown Christmas}}. In the middle is an electronic listening station. Left and Up-slope of the listening station, Megan and Cueball are lying on the ground, talking. Near bottom left is Ponytail, wearing sunglasses, roller-skiing off a ski jump. Top left are four birds in the sky.]
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| − | :Megan: Ever wonder if there's life up there ''beyond'' the stuff we're covering up?
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| − | :Cueball: Nah.
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| − | :[The tunnel opens up to a small cavern. The ground of the cavern is grass covered, and there is a tree growing in the center. Cueball is lounging near the tree.]
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| − | |The {{w|Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory}} as seen in [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9c/Great_Blue_Hill_Weather_Station_Milton_MA_01.jpg this particular photo]. The radio tower depicted shows the antennas for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGBH_%28FM%29 WGBH] and {{w|WKAF}} FM stations.
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| − | :[Megan seems to be helping Cueball climb the hill.]
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| − | :Megan: "Because it's there" is more poetic than "I'm rich enough that my goals are arbitrary."
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| − | |Cueball can't get cellphone reception, while two wingsuit flyers are leaping off a cliff above him.
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| − | |Possibly The {{w|Nautilus (Verne)|Nautilus}}, the submarine from Jules Verne's novels Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (1870) and The Mysterious Island (1874) Also, possibly an allusion to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwa_%28art%29 Schwa].
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| − | |{{w|Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope|Red Five}} is both Anakin and Luke Skywalker's call sign. Anakin uses the sign in the Battle of Coruscant and Luke uses it in the Battle of Yavin. Also note the use of "{{w|cannon}}" and "{{w|Canon (basic principle)|canon}}."
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| − | :Red Five to Red Leader - I'm out of range of any Imperial cannons or canons. | |
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| − | :[Two birdwatchers with binoculars walk on the slope of a hill, one with her back to the giant jellyfish and the other one staring at it]
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| − | :Birdwatcher#1: Ooh, a {{w|yellow warbler}}!
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| − | |Level 1-1 of the original {{w|Super Mario Bros.}} This is confirmed by text on {{1110|3|s|7|e}}. Compare with [http://www.mariowiki.com/images/e/e4/World_1-1_SMB.png screenshot]. The level's "bottomless pits" continue downward.
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| − | |A cane is wedged in the right hand mine shaft. Likely a reference to the first {{w|Where's Waldo}} book, where Waldo loses his walking stick (and other items) and readers must scour the detailed illustrations to find Waldo and each of the items he drops.
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| − | :[Deep below the surface, the two never ending holes finally ends. The bones of the unfortunate ones to have fallen down the holes are scattered. A single man-made shaft is covered by a plug of some kind. The shaft goes down to a reverse suspension bridge, its purpose cannot be known. Under the suspension bridge a large cavern opens up.]
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| − | :[A Pyramid in a cavern. Most likely a reference to Neon Genesis Evangelion's [http://evangelion.wikia.com/wiki/GeoFront NERV HQ] which is also located in a deep underground cavern. Most of a thatch-roof gazebo can be seen to the east of the pyramid.]
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| − | |There are tentacle-like objects restricting the passing of objects through this tunnel, the art of which closely resembles the XBox Live Arcade game {{w|Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet}}, and also bears a resemblance to the mouth of a {{w|Sarlacc Pit}} from Star Wars.
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| − | |Reference to the first line of "{{w|99 Problems}}" by {{w|Jay-Z}} ("If you're having girl problems I feel bad for you son. I've got 99 problems but a <rhymes with "witch"> ain't one."). Just left of the fence is a small cleared area with what appears to be a frog in the center. Frog Prince? Also a reference to {{w|Off-by-one_error#Fencepost_error|fencepost error}}. Ironically, there may be an off-by-one error in the joke, since it would only take 100 fenceposts to cover 99 problems, not 101.
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| − | :[A bridge begins. The land falls down to meet the water with an almost sinusoidal curve.]
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| − | |This is a re-enactment of one of the last scenes in {{w|2001: A Space Odyssey (film)|2001: A Space Odyssey}}, in which Dave Bowman shuts down {{w|Hal 9000}} by one-by-one pulling out processor modules. Hal eventually regresses to his first programmed memories, the song {{w|Daisy Bell}} which he sings for Bowman.
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| − | :[High above the ground. Cueball has scaled the outside of a hot air balloon and is using a knife to cut it open while the gondola sings Daisy Bell.]
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| − | :<<RIIIP>>
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| − | :Gondola [singing, getting slower]: Daiiisyyy... Daiiiiiiisy...
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| − | :[The bridge continues.]
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| − | |The bridge is either the {{w|Bourne Bridge|Bourne}} or {{w|Sagamore Bridge}}.
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| − | The {{w|covered wagon}} was popularized during the {{w|American Frontier|American expansion west}}, as a good way to bring goods along with as a family journeyed from the crowded eastern states out west (usually to Oregon or California).
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| − | :[Center of the bridge.]
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| − | :[A covered wagon is crossing east, there is a person driving driving, and a person poking out the back. A footman is walking quite a ways ahead of the carriage.]
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| − | :[On top of the bridge structure, Megan and Ponytail are sitting and eating some kind of picnic.]
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| − | :Megan and Ponytail: Nom nom nom
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| − | :[A tank, vaguely resembling a {{w|Sherman Firefly}}, is crossing west, possibly in a reference to the WWII film {{w|A Bridge Too Far}}. Ponytail is sitting on the turret. Cueball is being more daring and is balancing with arms outstretch on the end of the gun.]
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| − | :[Underneath the tank a two-masted junk rigged sailboat is resting with sails furled. Megan and Cueball are fore standing at the railing looking out over the sea.]
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| − | :Megan: So, um, here's the thing—
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| − | :Megan: I'm married to the sea, but it's a very ... ''open'' marriage.
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| − | :[Land again.]
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| − | |[[Cueball]] is singing the chorus to the song "{{w|Flagpole Sitta}}" by {{w|Harvey Danger}}. The characters in the wagon reference the {{w|Oregon Trail (computer game)|Oregon Trail}} computer game.
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| − | :[The bridge meets land again, and at the western foot of the bridge is a cannon. Black Hat is sitting behind the cannon, and has lit its fuse.]
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| − | :[Where the river meets the land there are stairs leading up to a landing.]
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| − | :[The covered wagon has made it across the bridge. Everything is drooping, now. The horse is not walking as upright, the driver is slouching, the person out the back is now lounging on the back with a gun clearly visible.
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| − | :Someone inside wagon: You brought no food but ''how'' many boxes of bullets?
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| − | :[Farther east Cueball is sitting on top of a flagpole singing. Just northwest of him, a leaf spins through the air.]
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| − | :Cueball [singing]: I'm not sick, but I'm not wellll
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| − | |VLF antenna and a steep cliff dropoff to water. Cueball watches a butterfly flit around as they did in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peanuts Peanuts] comic strip.
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| − | |A {{w|Boeing 717}} with landing gear deployed. Caption: "Folks, this is your captain speaking. I need you all to turn on every electronic device your have. There's no time to explain." (a reference to {{w|No Time To Explain|the game with the same name}}?)
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| − | |Two swimmers in the ocean saying "Stupid {{w|FreeBSD}}...". FreeBSD is a Unix-like operating system. A reference to [[349: Success]].
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| − | |A {{w|humpback whale}} breaching.
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| − | |A rocky shore. The uppermost rock formation in this panel appears to be a laughing face in profile.
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| − | |Black Hat is hanging from one of the wire supports.
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| − | |This appears to be the former record-holder for the tallest man-made structure, the {{w|KVLY-TV mast}} in {{w|North Dakota}}. It was surpassed by the {{w|Burj Khalifa}} (829.84 m (2,723 ft)) located in Dubai (also included in the comic).
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| − | :[Top of a radio tower. There are four guy-wires that connect to the tower, two on each side. A woman is standing on the top, holding onto the antenna for stability.]
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| − | :Woman: Dubai may have taken the record for "Tallest Manmade Structure," but North Dakota still has "[http://www.realnd.com/jamestownbuffaloindex.htm Largest Buffalo Monument]," "[http://heritagerenewal.org/bigthings/hamburger.htm Biggest Hamburger]," and "[http://www.realnd.com/casseltoncanpileindex.htm Tallest Pyramid of Oil Cans]." So ''there''.
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| − | |Someone is sliding down the wire. Possibly a reference to the game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infamous_%28video_game%29 Infamous].
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| − | |A tree with a tractor
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|34|e}}
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| − | |A rolling grassy landscape with a fence. Some of the fence posts are topped with bluebird boxes, and birds sit on the fence wires.
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| − | |a {{w|barn}} and some trees
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| − | |Reference to the original Pokemon games. When Prof. Oak tells you not to go into the tall grass without a Pokemon.
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| − | ;Transcript
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| − | :[There is a large hill with very tall grass (taller than any character in this section).]
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| − | :[Left-most is some structure of some kind.]
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| − | :[West of the structure is Cueball shouting to Megan, who is running into the long grass.]
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| − | :Cueball: Don't go into the long grass! (Line from Jurassic Park 2: The Lost World which precedes the velociraptor attack.)
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| − | :Megan: Pikachu, I choose ''DEATH''—
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| − | :Megan: And with it immortality.
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| − | |The top of a water tower. Cueball and Megan on the catwalk at the top. Cueball looking out. Megan using some mounted device (maybe a telephone?, or some controls?).
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| − | |[[Cueball]] with a balloon in his hand, flying towards the image border. He says "I wonder where I'll float next". This is a reference to [[1|the very first xkcd comic]]. It may also be a reference to {{w|World of Goo}}, a computer game, where at the and of level 1 the goo balls leave the screen carried by balloons, wondering what will be next. Alternatively, this may be a reference to the detail and variety of earlier panels.
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| − | :[Grassy hill slowly rolls until the extreme right which ends in a much larger drop-off. This is the end of the world.]
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| − | :[Cueball is still floating holding his balloon, heading further east.]
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| − | :Cueball: I wonder where I'll float next.
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| − | == References by Category ==
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| − | === Vehicles ===
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| − | {| class="wikitable" |
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| − | ! Name
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| − | |{{w|covered wagon|Covered wagons}}
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|13|e}} {{1110|1|n|14|e}}
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| − | |[[File:covered-wagon.png]] [[File:covered-wagon-2.png]]
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| − | |Remote-controlled rocket-powered bicycle
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|1|w}}
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| − | |{{w|Sailboat}}
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|5|w}}
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| − | |[[File:sailboat.png]]
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| − | |{{w|Sailing ship}}
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|8|w}}
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| − | |{{w|Junk-rigged Sailboat}}
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|13|e}}
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| − | |{{w|Hot air balloons}}
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| − | |{{1110|6|n|1|e}}
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| − | |[[File:hot-air-balloon-1.png]] [[File:hot-air-balloon-2.png]]
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| − | |{{w|Cars}}
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|1|w}} {{1110|1|n|1|e}}
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| − | |[[File:cars-sedans-1.png]] [[File:cars-sedans-2.png]] [[File:cars-sedans-3.png]] [[File:cars-sedans-4.png]]
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| − | |{{w|Wienermobile}}
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|1|w}}
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| − | |{{w|Tractor}}
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| − | |{{w|Boeing 717}} Jet airliner
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| − | |{{1110|7|n|7|w}} {{1110|3|n|18|e}}
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| − | |[[File:boeing-717-jet.png]] [[File:boeing-717-jet-landing.png]]
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| − | |{{w|Embraer E-Jet family|Embraer E-190}} Jet airliner
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| − | |{{1110|2|n|4|w}}
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| − | |[[File:embraer-e-190-jet.png]]
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| − | |{{w|Boeing 767|Boeing 767-300W}} Jet airliner
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| − | |{{1110|3|n|3|e}}
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| − | |{{w|Bombardier Dash 8|Bombardier Dash-8 Q400}} turboprop airliner
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| − | |{{1110|3|n|10|e}}
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| − | |[[File:bombardier-dash-8.png]]
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| − | |{{w|Saturn V}} Rocket
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|22|w}} {{1110|2|n|22|w}}
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| − | |[[File:saturn-v-rocket.png]]
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| − | |{{w|Apollo 13}} spacecraft
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| − | |{{w|X-Wing fighters}}
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| − | |{{1110|8|n|6|e}} {{1110|8|s|17|w}}
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| − | === Man-made Structures ===
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Burj Khalifa}}
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| − | |{{1110|8|n|2|w}}, {{1110|6|n|27|e}}
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| − | |{{w|Statue of Liberty}}
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| − | |{{w|Pyramid}}
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| − | |Bridges (Suspension bridge, Arch bridge)
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|39|e}} {{1110|2|n|39|e}}
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| − | |Mine shafts
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| − | |{{1110|17|s|8|e}}
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|1|w}} {{1110|1|n|1|e}}
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| − | |[[File:cars-sedans-1.png]] [[File:cars-sedans-2.png]] [[File:cars-sedans-3.png]] [[File:cars-sedans-4.png]]
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| − | |Fountain
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|5|w}}
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| − | |Beach Umbrella
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|1|e}}
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| − | === Technology ===
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| − | ! Name
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| − | ! width="130px" | Grid coords
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| − | ! Thumbnail
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| − | |{{w|Construction Cranes}} (Tower crane, Crawler crane)
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| − | |Anti-aircraft platform
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|8|e}}
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| − | |{{w|Meteorological Observatory}}
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| − | |{{1110|2|n|4|e}}
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| − | |[[File:meteorological-observatory.png]]
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| − | |{{w|Radio station}}
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| − | |{{1110|1|n|16|e}} {{1110|2|n|16|e}} {{1110|1|n|17|e}}
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| − | |[[File:marconi-station.png]]
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| − | |{{w|Radio mast}}
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| − | |{{1110|2|n|16|e}}
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| − | |[[File:kvly-tv-mast.png]] [[File:guy-wires-with-mast.png]]
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| − | |{{w|Radio Telescope}}
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| − | |{{w|Satellite Dish}}
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| − | |{{w|GPS}}
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| − | |{{w|Bitcoins}}
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| − | |Game Console
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| − | |{{w|Guns}} (Gatling Gun, Shotgun)
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| − | |{{w|Laptop}}
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| − | |{{w|Cellphones}}
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| − | |{{w|FreeBSD}}
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| − | |{{w|Facebook}}, {{w|Twitter}}
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| − | === Games ===
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| − | {| class="wikitable" |
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| − | ! width="130px" | Grid coords
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| − | ! Thumbnail
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! – A Reckless Disregard for Gravity|AaAaAA!!!}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Clay pigeon}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Duke Nukem 3D}}
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| − | |{{w|Marco_Polo_(game)|Marco Polo}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Super Mario Brothers}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Minecraft}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Oregon Trail}}
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| − | |{{w|inFamous}}
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| − | |{{w|Pokemon}}
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| − | |}
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| − | === Movies ===
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| − | {| class="wikitable" |
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| − | ! Name
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| − | ! width="130px" | Grid coords
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| − | ! Thumbnail
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|2001: A Space Odyssey (film)|2001: A Space Odyssey}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|A Bridge Too Far (film)|A Bridge Too Far}}
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| − | |{{w|Apollo 13 (film)|Apollo 13}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Contact (film)|Contact}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Groundhog Day (film)|Groundhog Day}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Hackers (film)|Hackers}}
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| − | |{{w|Jurassic Park (film)|Jurassic Park}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Planet of the Apes (1968 film)|Planet of the Apes}}
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| − | |{{w|Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|The Crimson Permanent Assurance}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|They Live}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Transformers}}
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| − | |
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| − | |-
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| − | | |
| − | === Television Shows ===
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| − | {| class="wikitable" |
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| − | ! Name
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| − | ! width="130px" | Grid coords
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| − | ! Thumbnail
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Lost_(TV_series)|Lost}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|The Simpsons}}
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| − | |{{w|Seinfeld}}
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| − | |{{w|A Charlie Brown Christmas}}
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| − | |-
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| − | === Books ===
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| − | {| class="wikitable" |
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| − | ! Name
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| − | ! width="130px" | Grid coords
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| − | ! Thumbnail
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Ender's Game}}
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| − | |Footprints
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| − | |{{w|Tower of Babylon}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|The Adventures of Tom Sawyer}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|A Commonsense Book of Death}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy }}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Where's Waldo}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |}
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| − | | |
| − | === Music ===
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| − | {| class="wikitable" |
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| − | ! Name
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| − | ! width="130px" | Grid coords
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| − | ! Thumbnail
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|99 Problems}}
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| − | |{{w|Daisy Bell}}
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| − | |
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Flagpole Sitta}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|I'm on a Boat}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |}
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| − | | |
| − | === Radio Programs ===
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| − | {| class="wikitable" |
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| − | ! Name
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| − | ! width="130px" | Grid coords
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| − | ! Thumbnail
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| − | |-
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| − | |Desert Island Discs
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| − | |
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| − | |-
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| − | |}
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| − | | |
| − | === Flora and Fauna ===
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| − | {| class="wikitable" |
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| − | ! Name
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| − | ! width="130px" | Grid coords
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| − | ! Thumbnail
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| − | |-
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| − | |Trees
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| − | |[http://imgs.xkcd.com/clickdrag/14s3e.png 14 South, 3 East]
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| − | |Squirrels
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| − | |Velociraptors
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| − | |Seabirds
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| − | |Jellyfish
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| − | |Whales (Humpback)
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| − | |Fish
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| − | |Yellow Warbler
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| − | |Red spiders
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| − | |-
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| − | |}
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| − | | |
| − | === People ===
| |
| − | {| class="wikitable" |
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| − | ! Name
| |
| − | ! width="130px" | Grid coords
| |
| − | ! width="256px" | Thumbnail
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Peter Thiel}}
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| − | |
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| − | |
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Elizabeth Warren}}
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| − | |
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Icarus}}
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| − | |
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|George Mallory}}
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| − | |
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| − | |
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| − | |-
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| − | |}
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| − | | |
| − | === Places ===
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| − | {| class="wikitable" |
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| − | ! Name
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| − | ! width="130px" | Grid coords
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| − | ! Thumbnail
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Dubai}}
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| − | |
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|North Dakota}}
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| − | |
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| − | |-
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| − | |{{w|Alaska}}
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| − | |-
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| − | |}
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| − | | |
| − | == Whole Image ==
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| − | | |
| − | [[File:1110 full tiny2.png|none|frame|Whole Image at 0.5% Zoom. The part visible at the beginning is marked red.]]
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| − | | |
| − | == Viewers ==
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| − | Though you can download the full view, the easiest way to browse it is through a [[wikipedia:Zooming user interface|Zooming user interface]].
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| − | | |
| − | * http://xkcd.com/1110/ (native zoom, click-and-drag)
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| − | * http://xkcd-map.rent-a-geek.de/ '''[recommended]''' (zoom controls, scroll-zoom, click-and-drag, hash permalinks, full-screen)
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| − | * http://clickanddrag.azurewebsites.net/ (zoom controls, scroll-zoom, click-and-drag)
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| − | * http://sumamimasen.com/xkcd/1110/ (native zoom, keyboard controls, Flash-only)
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| − | * http://xkcdmap.webege.com/ Google-maps-style navigation and zooming, with tiles with content highlighted in black or white, allows easy finding of interesting tiles with small things hidden in the ground and sky
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| − | | |
| − | == Trivia ==
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| − | | |
| − | *The click-and-drag portion of this comic is divided up into 2592 sections of 2048x2048 pixels.
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| − | *There are 225 separate 2048x2048 PNG files (plus the PNG container with the first panels). The other 2337 sections are simply filled black (in the south) or white (in the north) with HTML.
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| − | *The populated area is 81 frames wide (33 West - 48 East) and 32 frames tall (13 North - 19 South)
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| − | *According to [[Randall]] in #xkcd on the night this was released, a full size image of this comic, leaving out the blanks would be 60 gigapixels, a true single rectangular image would be close to a terapixel. The online version is 1 gigapixel without the blanks and 10 gigapixel as rectangular image (2048x2048x225 = 943,718,400 and 2048x2048x2592 = 10,871,635,968).
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| − | *Based on the height of figures as well as the "two mile" figure given on the left-hand side, the scale should be approximately 32 pixels per 5 feet, making the entire map 25920 feet wide (4.9 miles or 7.9 kilometers) by 10240 feet tall (1.9 miles or 3.1 kilometers). If it were an overhead area, it would be about 9.5 square miles (6093 acres or 24.7 square km), roughly the size of Block Island, Rhode Island, USA. Just the POPULATED area (225 tiles with something drawn on them) would be 529 acres, or 0.826 square miles-- about the size of Princeton University.
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| − | *If the 2048x2048 PNGs were to be printed out as a single poster at 300 dpi, the poster would be 15.36 yards (14.05 meters) long and 6.07 yards (5.55 meters) tall. Most of the detail would be invisible, as these PNGs are optimized for ~72 dpi screens.
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