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The title text is a pun on the fact that ''Reverse Polish Notation'' is also known as ''Postfix notation''. "Fixins" is a Southern US slang for condiments such as mustard, chopped onions, and more. The slang is derived from how you "fix" up, or prepare, your food item whenever you have items that can be customized per person after being cooked.
 
The title text is a pun on the fact that ''Reverse Polish Notation'' is also known as ''Postfix notation''. "Fixins" is a Southern US slang for condiments such as mustard, chopped onions, and more. The slang is derived from how you "fix" up, or prepare, your food item whenever you have items that can be customized per person after being cooked.
  
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The news section for this comic says "''Comic today's you confuses {{w|Reverse Polish notation|here}} click if''", which is also written in some kind of reverse polish notation and would be "''If today's comic confuses you, click {{w|Reverse Polish notation|here}}''" in proper English.
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The news section for this comic says "''Comic today's you confuses [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_Polish_notation here] click if''", which is also written in some kind of reverse polish notation and would be "''If today's comic confuses you, click [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_Polish_notation here]''" in proper English.
  
 
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