994: Advent Calendar
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| + | | number = 994 | ||
| + | | date = December 23, 2011 | ||
| + | | title = Advent Calendar | ||
| + | | image = advent_calendar.png | ||
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| + | | titletext = I think you could get up to about 11:59:57 before you'd have trouble swallowing the chocolates fast enough. At that point, you'd need some kind of a liquify-and-chug apparatus to get up over the 11:59:59 barrier. Anyway, Merry Christmas! | ||
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| + | == Explanation == | ||
In this cmic, the picture depicts and advent calendar, which has a chocolate every time they get halfway to christmas. This is a joke because of Zeno's paradox, which said "Before a moving object can travel a certain distance, it must travel half that distance. Before it can travel half the distance it must travel 1/4 the distance, etc. This sequence goes on forever. Therefore, it seems that the original distance cannot be traveled, and motion is impossible. " so eating chocalates at diminishing intervals will make it so christmas never happens. The scrollover test says that when you get close to midnight, it gets physically impossible to eat the chocolates that fast , but you could get the one second away mark with a chocolate liquidator and feeder tube, joking that if you took it seriously, you could go insane with a chocolate pumping machine. | In this cmic, the picture depicts and advent calendar, which has a chocolate every time they get halfway to christmas. This is a joke because of Zeno's paradox, which said "Before a moving object can travel a certain distance, it must travel half that distance. Before it can travel half the distance it must travel 1/4 the distance, etc. This sequence goes on forever. Therefore, it seems that the original distance cannot be traveled, and motion is impossible. " so eating chocalates at diminishing intervals will make it so christmas never happens. The scrollover test says that when you get close to midnight, it gets physically impossible to eat the chocolates that fast , but you could get the one second away mark with a chocolate liquidator and feeder tube, joking that if you took it seriously, you could go insane with a chocolate pumping machine. | ||
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| + | == Transcript == | ||
| + | :(There's a single large panel. It shows a portion of an advent calendar.)) | ||
| + | :December 23rd | ||
| + | :December 24th 12:00AM | ||
| + | :December 24th NOON | ||
| + | :December 24th 6:00PM | ||
| + | :December 24th 9:00PM | ||
| + | :December 24th 10:30PM | ||
| + | :December 24th 11:15PM | ||
| + | :December 24th 11:37:30PM | ||
| + | :December 24th 11:48:45PM | ||
| + | :December 24th 11:54:22.5PM | ||
| + | :December 24th 11:57:11.25PM | ||
| + | :December 24th 11:58:35.63PM | ||
| + | :... | ||
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| + | :Zeno's Advent Calendar | ||
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| + | {{Comic discussion}} | ||
Revision as of 21:46, 17 August 2012
Explanation
In this cmic, the picture depicts and advent calendar, which has a chocolate every time they get halfway to christmas. This is a joke because of Zeno's paradox, which said "Before a moving object can travel a certain distance, it must travel half that distance. Before it can travel half the distance it must travel 1/4 the distance, etc. This sequence goes on forever. Therefore, it seems that the original distance cannot be traveled, and motion is impossible. " so eating chocalates at diminishing intervals will make it so christmas never happens. The scrollover test says that when you get close to midnight, it gets physically impossible to eat the chocolates that fast , but you could get the one second away mark with a chocolate liquidator and feeder tube, joking that if you took it seriously, you could go insane with a chocolate pumping machine.
Transcript
- (There's a single large panel. It shows a portion of an advent calendar.))
- December 23rd
- December 24th 12:00AM
- December 24th NOON
- December 24th 6:00PM
- December 24th 9:00PM
- December 24th 10:30PM
- December 24th 11:15PM
- December 24th 11:37:30PM
- December 24th 11:48:45PM
- December 24th 11:54:22.5PM
- December 24th 11:57:11.25PM
- December 24th 11:58:35.63PM
- ...
- Zeno's Advent Calendar
Discussion
