dreams
Original: dreams on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1:
Man (off to the left, facing right): What was your biggest dream as a kid?
Woman (with glasses and short dark hair): Fusion-powered space rocket bound for interstellar space.
Panel 2:
Man: And now?
Woman: Fusion-powered space rocket bound for interstellar space.
Caption (below panels): The easiest way to discover a nerd is to see if their fantasies are time-symmetric.
Votey:
Woman (speech bubble): Doing it with Mark Hamill has also been quite stable.
Man (off to the left, facing right): What was your biggest dream as a kid?
Woman (with glasses and short dark hair): Fusion-powered space rocket bound for interstellar space.
Panel 2:
Man: And now?
Woman: Fusion-powered space rocket bound for interstellar space.
Caption (below panels): The easiest way to discover a nerd is to see if their fantasies are time-symmetric.
Votey:
Woman (speech bubble): Doing it with Mark Hamill has also been quite stable.
Alt text
A two-panel SMBC comic. A man faces a woman with glasses, short dark hair, and a yellow shirt. Panel 1: he asks, "What was your biggest dream as a kid?" She answers, "Fusion-powered space rocket bound for interstellar space." Panel 2: he asks, "And now?" She gives the exact same answer, "Fusion-powered space rocket bound for interstellar space," wearing a deadpan expression. The caption reads: "The easiest way to discover a nerd is to see if their fantasies are time-symmetric." In the votey (aftercomic), a small sketchy drawing of the same woman has a speech bubble adding: "Doing it with Mark Hamill has also been quite stable."
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.