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That does make it slightly less creepy that, [i]exactly[/i] one hour (11:18 PM) before this comic appeared in my Google Reader feed (12:18 AM), I sent this email to a friend:

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Oh it's still creepy. Zach couldn't come up with an idea for the comic. Fortunately he is stalking you and reading your email, so he just stole the idea from that. What other possible explanation could there be?

inaction is often interpreted as tacit approval

kinda like how americans are by and large not resisting the pillaging of their future by corporate swine, so there's no reason for them to stop

Be cool, guys. It wasn't funny but you can sometimes just ignore it. People learn better that way anyway.

I wouldn't have got the reference, but that's because I never watched the show. It's one of those shows I was discouraged from watching and don't really regret missing out on, as opposed to other shows I never got to watch like South Park and much of the Simpsons.

hahaha yes familly guy i love that show too lololol i cant believ u referenced it you comedic genius ahahahahahahahahahahahah!

I always prefer:

Why do bad things happen to good people?

Because you touch yourself at night. ಠ_ಠ

[quote="DivineRerun"]Even if this same joke appears on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal twice weekly.[/quote]

That does make it slightly less creepy that, [i]exactly[/i] one hour (11:18 PM) before this comic appeared in my Google Reader feed (12:18 AM), I sent this email to a friend:

[quote]http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=390#comic

Fortunately, simulism resolves the problem of evil. Unfortunately, simulism resolves the problem of evil.[/quote]

But only slightly.

We can get it to 8% if we make people start wars over who God really is.

http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=2382#comic

Well, I laughed. Even if this same joke appears on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal twice weekly. Zach is kind of like my grandpa that way.