Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal (SMBC) has been making readers laugh for years with its clever mix of science, philosophy, everyday life, and unexpected humor. Created by Zach Weinersmith, the series stands out for its ability to turn even the most complicated ideas into entertaining comics with surprising punchlines.
Weinersmith rarely takes the obvious approach. Instead, he plays with readers' expectations, often taking a joke in an unexpected direction. He's also not afraid to get weird, abstract, or even a little dark when the idea calls for it, which keeps the series feeling fresh and unpredictable. Scroll down to enjoy a selection of his latest comics, and don't forget to tell us which one is your favorite.
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Quite a lot of anatomical parts one only has one of. Some people keep their souls in them, too.
Saw a post (maybe on BP??) where someone found an ad for a streaming service woven into the book they were reading.
There's a fine line between "not customer focused" and "playing hard to get"
Research "signs of intelligent life", consider the abilities of AI machines, then sweat and whimper ...
Heaven preserve us from an existence where we all have to parrot praise of our leaders ... (/s)
Or just go with windows and it shuts down for an update at a critical point
It's when you come home he says, I've fixed the washing machine so it doesn't vibrate 😕
This is true. Humans have been working for millennia to make things better for their children and, in general, they have succeeded. Now, about "Global Warming " ...
Because too many of those millionaires are virgins and nobody wants to f*ck elves
Boxes 2 & 3 directly contradict each other. If the rare successes needed a modal 5 or 6 links, then the infinite links of a much more likely failed connection make the overall modal result infinity. The cartoon presents sloppy statistics. It is not alone ...
At last the human race has a destiny. To be mocked by aliens, not just by ourselves.
