Technically speaking it’s probably just highly unlikely. I guess snowflakes don’t read wikipedia.
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beautiful. I really apreciate your work, congratulations. Very poetic and non-sense.
Because if it’s posted on Wikipedia, it *MUST* be true.
LTG you’re a fag.
Good strip though!
TheGabe: 1. How would you know?
2. What does it matter?
Brian: It’s logic.
As I read this strip in the scilence of my home, I could hear my brain cells dying.
Ooh..ooh…an Internet Argument. YIPPEE!
1. Snowflakes can’t actually communicate with each other.
2. Randon anonymous posters on website comment feeds can’t actually communicate with each other.
Social Faux-pas explained…
seriously people? its a joke. haha we can’t even laugh at ourselves anymore how can we expect ourselves to laugh at something like that? i thought it was pretty funny though
yeah that whole no two snowflakes alike thing is not true at all. not only have identical ones been found, but think about it….in one storm, millions, probably billions of flakes fall, and think about how many snowstorms there have been all over the world throughout all of history.
Great little comic, I mean i wonder about snowflakes but this without doubt is what they would say. However are all snowflakes women by the way. Cos im always licking them and would panic about my sex life
To all the people correcting the strip because it isn’t technically true, get a life.
It was a joke, not a scientific experiment. If you understood the joke and got what he was trying to convey then there’s no point in the correction other than to boost your e-peen.
I thought it was funny, kudos!
why does every joke on the internet’s comment fields get filled with idiots arguing over nothing?
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Loved it! nice work! Now all you others need to quit being so quick to start arguments and make dumb comments… can’t we just appreciate something… don’t hate, appreciate
There Are More Stars In The Cosmos Than There Are All Of The Snowflakes That Have Ever Fallen.
No Two Are Alike.
I think the greater point the cartoonist was making was the U.S. national debt outnumbers every snowflake that has ever fallen in earth’s history on a dollar for flake basis. This being said, it doesn’t matter who the President will be.
Betty is better than Veronica!
improbable.