http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=3336#comic

With greatest affection,
Phisto <3

I'm sure NO ONE here knows what you're talking about.

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Reminds me of a New Yorker Cartoon. Guy is at his computer and his wife is in the room saying to him:

"Why are you looking on the internet to argue when you have a real woman right here?"

Reminds me of a New Yorker Cartoon. Guy is at his computer and his wife is in the room saying to him:

"Why are you looking on the internet to argue when you have a real woman right here?"

As a guy at a computer with his wife in the room, I can attest that's always more worthwhile.

http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=3336#comic

With greatest affection,
Phisto <3

Ladies and gentlemen, I have ventured outside to corners unknown, and stumbled upon a popular tabletop RPG forum. Lo, there I wandered and encountered bloody wars of attrition over minute rules and character alignment.

We are but amateurs.

should the x axis be flipped around the y axis?

I pray they never find us here in the Shire.

Hmm, no?

Far right, just out of the picture is the 100% agree, while the Y axis is how much you're willing to debate.

Not sure if serious. If I explain the graph, then it's no longer funny. But I really want to explain in case you really didn't get it.

IT'S A TRAP CURSE YOU ZACKDARK

Not sure if serious. If I explain the graph, then it's no longer funny. But I really want to explain in case you really didn't get it.

IT'S A TRAP CURSE YOU ZACKDARK

MWAHAHAHA

Seriously, though, did I miss something?

Also, protip: when reading SMBC, after you stop laughing at the joke, click the red button.

The more you agree with someone the more likely you are to argue with them over semantics.

tl;dr - How I see Cody and Levi a lot of the time. :P

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