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...:''For a list of comics, see [[:Category:Comics featuring Beret Guy|Comics featuring Beret Guy]].''</noinclude> ...ctory" is simply a room with furniture in it where Beret Guy waits for the items to age.

| title = Radians Are Cursed ...ian is also an angular measure, the second fact could be viewed as equally cursed.)

...able membership of the list of [[:Category:Comics with cursed items|Cursed Items]]. [[Category:Comics featuring Cueball]]

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...nce they were OVER an Indian burial ground that they're just as haunted or cursed, as houses built on such grounds usually are in Hollywood tropes and other [[Category:Comics featuring Megan]]

...ly more versatile than most guns; a revolver can't shoot lightning, summon items or teleport its user. Finally, while Harry himself may or may not consider ...(comics)|Avengers}} and the {{w|X-Men}} fought over the {{w|Phoenix Force (comics)|Phoenix Force}}, a godlike power that often possesses {{w|Jean Grey}} or h

...ually having magical items to sell (unless, of course, one is referring to items that are sold by making unrealistic or implausible claims as to their use, ...conjures troubling images in the mind of <i>how</i> exactly food would be cursed-and its effects. Perhaps this explains Beret Guy's [[:Category:Strange powe

...e then. Alternatively, this is a literal statement, perhaps related to the cursed Wi-Fi mentioned later in the comic. ...ysterious shops that sell you magical items, and then it turns out they're cursed"]].

...om a portable device while it's charging is common. Static charge on other items in the building is not. However, plumbing systems on older houses were ofte ...could also be that this is a reference back to the first of the series of comics on Cueball's many [[:Category:Cueball Computer Problems|computer problems]]

| title = Cursed Chair ...t = The Wirecutter staff called the Herman Miller Siege Perilous "the most cursed product we've ever had to fight" and "nearly as immortal as it boasts."

This comic is another in a [[:Category:COVID-19|series of comics]] related to the {{w|COVID-19 pandemic}}. ...isit ended with him trying to stop the COVID-19 pandemic by destroying the cursed chair, but evidently he either failed to destroy the chair (which claimed t

| titletext = The ten-year cancerversary is traditionally the Cursed Artifact Granting Immortality anniversary. ...1922] than it is today), but maybe Randall bought it at [[2376: Curbside|a cursed shop]].

...e case for hardlinks!' but then 6 months later you're doing some extremely cursed Google search like 'javascript ext4' and wondering where things went wrong. ...re it could be merged into linux. Still, this joke is in a similar vein to comics like [[349: Success]], in which Cueball's relationship with technology is s

...hough quite easy to state. Finally, Randall describes a third category of "cursed problems," that have strange, seemingly random behavior, such as the behavi ...rm "cursed curve" [https://www.quantamagazine.org/mathematicians-crack-the-cursed-curve-20171207/ has been used] to describe the [https://annals.math.princet

...ICATION: By 9/13, I mean September 13th, not the 9th day of Jancember, the cursed 13th month that exists between December and January in the transdimensional ...e dates. He did not use the one version he himself had promoted in earlier comics. He does however give two different versions of the release date: the first

| title = Cursed mRNA Cocktail | titletext = Serve one each to guests whose last cursed cocktail was more than 2 months ago.