fight
Original: fight on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1: A single bordered panel showing two pairs of quotation marks with a greater-than sign between them, arranged like a comparison: a closing-quote pair (") followed by a comma, then > , then another quotation pair and a comma. The arrangement reads roughly as: ", " > " ,
Caption below the panel: "I discovered a way to start nerd-fights without using letters, numbers, or sound."
Votey:
YOU CAN GENERALLY ALSO SEPARATE THE STEM NERDS FROM THE HUMANITIES NERDS THIS WAY.
Caption below the panel: "I discovered a way to start nerd-fights without using letters, numbers, or sound."
Votey:
YOU CAN GENERALLY ALSO SEPARATE THE STEM NERDS FROM THE HUMANITIES NERDS THIS WAY.
Alt text
A single comic panel contains only typographic punctuation: two pairs of quotation marks with a greater-than sign (>) between them, suggesting one set of quotes is 'greater than' the other. The caption reads: 'I discovered a way to start nerd-fights without using letters, numbers, or sound.' The joke is that arguing over the correct placement, direction, or 'value' of quotation marks is enough to ignite a pedantic argument among nerds, with no words needed. The votey aftercomic, in hand-lettered text, adds: 'You can generally also separate the STEM nerds from the humanities nerds this way.'
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.