And the author is just as awesomely sentimental as you'd expect: here.
Friday, November 16, 2007
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"And so the dry martinis of the past have been sweetened and diluted. We emerge lulled and soothed, but rarely intoxicated."
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4 comments:
Ummm...so this guy is fairly attractive, really smart, funny, romantic, and successful? Pedro's got some competition.
Pobresito, Pedro.
Apparently you've got lots of competition, too, Smed. The article's comments say sev. girls want to marry xkcd's creator. I say you have a dance-off w/ any gals who start frontin'.
Smed is nothing if not competitive. My money's on her.
Poor Pedro.
I like this comic, but find it hard to read as I travel full-time.
The solution? www.rssfwd.com
It takes a normal RSS feed and dumps it into your inbox. Gold.
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