It's really not that unfunny. In a webcomic, or any other form of literature, you are aloud to impliment fictional characters or events. So unless Xkcd is a nonfiction and there really are red spiders with six legs are roaming floating blocks above a city, there is no problem with this.
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218 (not that it's bad in this case - I like this one a lot) Oh wow, Carl Wheeler has the ability to know when somethings funny *claps*
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I'm not going to count 237 because he might be talking to a person on the other end. If it were a computer, though, then it would be on the list. I'm pretty sure he's talking to a person.
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285 (also pretty funny) *claps again* I'm so shocked, this is a major breakthrough. I'm calling Fox now to put it on the news. I can see the headlines now: Carl Wheeler Gains Sense of Humour.
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327 - as I've stated elsewhere, one of my least favorite of all time. I agree, this wasn't that funny.
329, but any joke about the Turing test would be on this list so I can't hold it against him. Wow, first humour, now recognization. I think I'm going to cry, I'm so happy.
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371 - textbook example of this category. This was funny. Enough said.
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