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2012-10-08

Original: 2012-10-08 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal

Transcript

Panel 1: A dark-haired man in a green t-shirt stands looking grumpy.
Narration (the man, quoting his roommate): "You say I'm a bad roommate."

Panel 2: The man, now shirtless, leans over the back of a chair.
Narration: "I'm always droning on and on about physics and mathematics."

Panel 3: The man, now naked, lies stretched across two chairs that have been placed next to each other.
Narration: "I'm always standing two chairs next to each other and lying on them naked."

Panel 4: A view of the room with the empty chairs.
Narration: "Hate all you want, my friend."

Panel 5: A bearded man in a yellow shirt opens the apartment door and steps in, while the naked man lies on the chairs in the foreground.
Narration: "My penis is pointing directly at the center of the earth."

Panel 6: The bearded man stands by the door; the naked man lies on the two chairs.
Bearded man: "You know my girlfriend is coming over tonight."
Naked man: "And I bet she'll want to know the nature of this apartment's gravity field."

Votey:
The bearded man asks the naked man, who is now sitting at a desk.
Bearded man: "What's with you and using penises to measure things?"
Naked man: "Efficiency."

Alt text

A vertical SMBC comic. A dark-haired man narrates, quoting complaints about being a bad roommate. In successive panels he goes from wearing a green shirt, to shirtless leaning on a chair, to fully naked. He arranges two chairs side by side and lies naked across them, narrating: "I'm always standing two chairs next to each other and lying on them naked... Hate all you want, my friend. My penis is pointing directly at the center of the earth." A bearded roommate in a yellow shirt opens the door and says his girlfriend is coming over tonight. The naked man replies: "And I bet she'll want to know the nature of this apartment's gravity field." Votey: the bearded man asks the naked man, now at a desk, "What's with you and using penises to measure things?" He answers, "Efficiency."

Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.