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...hug he is speaking to. In the comic, Nathan Fillion is using the line on a fan, but {{w|Gina Torres}} is not standing behind [[Cueball]] this time. ...stop him as well, which she neatly does. Alternatively, the line may be a random non-sequitur of the sort often uttered by her neurologically damaged charac

...rge/ larger version] of this picture can be found by clicking the comic on xkcd. ...appy Farm was more popular at the time. This strikes many English-speaking xkcd readers as odd, because Farmville is much more famous, leading one to wonde

*A larger version of the image is available [https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/online_communities.png here]. ...infamous for the large amount of people who upload low-quality fan-art and fan-characters, most notably of media from Japan. Another point of infamy is th

...not apply strict control over the responses receive similar collections of random, inappropriate and obscure submissions that are often only tangentially rel ...rowspan = 2 | Weird ''{{w|blog}}''-related terms are a recurring theme in xkcd. See, for instance, [[181|comic 181]].

....1f — meaning the bug had existed for two years — attackers could read random server memory by sending specially prepared HeartbeatRequest messages to an A vulnerability that lets an attacker read random clumps of memory on the server would possibly let an attacker find recent u

*To experience the interactivity of the game, visit the {{xkcd|1608|original comic}}. ...ferences to several movies and other stuff that has often been featured in xkcd as well as many of the other comics.

...il, just say it's from the Jedi Prince book series, which contains so much random incongruous stuff that even most Expanded Universe/Legends fans collectivel ...ll-fitting declarations on, seeing as even the most devoted, well informed fan has agreed to forget the entire series. Casually bringing up such a forgott

...comet]. Making fun of media covering science news is a recurring theme on xkcd. ...y responsible, leading to a common fan theory that the asteroid was indeed random space junk and the aliens are being framed by the human government as prete

[[:Category:Social interactions|Social awkwardness]] is a recurring theme in xkcd. Oftentimes [[Cueball]]/[[Randall]] will grossly overthink casual social in ...as "How are you?" or "What have you been up to lately?", instead of asking random facts of someone else's life, such as "How many apples have you eaten in yo

...eatures selections from the first 600 comics, including various author and fan favorites. It was lovingly assembled from high-resolution original scans of ...[Randall Munroe]]|[https://web.archive.org/web/20100701115034/http://store.xkcd.com/ Source]}}

*To experience the interactivity of the game, visit the {{xkcd|2445|original comic}}. ...d. This was the second [[:Category:Comics with audio|comic with audio]] on xkcd. The very similar April Fool's comic from the next year, [[2601: Instructio

...ed the first time), this can quickly become overcomplicated with seemingly random connections. Randall lives in Boston where much of the housing stock is fro ...rolling" arbitrary things, including some that – in the classic style of xkcd – are puns on the word "breaker" or may be impossible to hook a breaker u