Surprisingly realistic.

I joked about it for the lettering on a door, but wow, Gary Larson really went straight to ink.

Someone did not understand how margins work.

“This subreddit is not for things you can’t remember.”

I guess Gary goes straight to ink.

“Hi, Daryl.”

You just know Gary and his editor had a frank exchange of views about whether he could say Spam.

Redundant caption aside, A+ example.

Tangentially, Ingmar Bergman.

Come to think of it - even by the Christopher Reeve movie, that was a relic they turned into a joke. He goes to quick-change in a phonebooth and can only find a streetside kiosk. The actual costume change happens by zipping around a revolving door.

This one got a genuine laugh.

Trample stamp.

It’s in The Matrix.

It’s probably regional.

… yeah, and it’s kinda weird circuits were involved, when we have a mad-science supply of liquid nitrogen. I would have assumed that was the mechanism for keeping anything extremely frozen for decades on end.

Frankly whoever proposed a hard drive that couldn’t power down should’ve been backhanded by everyone in the room. Themselves included. Whatever team shipped that immediately evident error should’ve been fired. Not even “out of a cannon, into the sun.” Just regular told to pack their shit.

Might not help.

Oh hey, my alma mater. Seems kinda weird anything cryogenic could be “unplugged,” since there’s a fuckoff-massive tank for liquid nitrogen outside the Low building… the tallest building on campus. Though I’m pretty sure it pipes over to Walker Laboratory, a thousand feet away and a hundred feet lower. Neither building being the Ricketts lecture hall and nameless gymnasium shown in the video thumbnail. When was that picture even taken? I think '86 Field is all crisscrossed with desire paths now.