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What if a rainstorm dropped all of its water in a single giant drop?
How?! How is there an xkcd for EVERY gawdamned thing?!
XKCD is an allknowing timetravelling entity.
Can confirm. XKCD spoke at my college and signed my laptop.
Ooh, now I'm wondering if Doctor Who will make a reference... 😱
Confirmation bias?
Has xkcd done an xkcd on xkcds?
Seemingly not officially but there's
This is amazing.
It would kill you.
You should read it, btw. It's really entertaining.
I tried but it's not interesting enough for my ADHD to let me read it all.
A sphere of 600 million tons of water over a kilometer in diameter would crash into the surface of the earth at half the speed of sound, causing a super sonic jet of water to blast out from every direction, completely obliterating everything within 30 kilometers.
Thanks