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The Best XKCD Comics of All Time
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XKCD is famous for producing perhaps the most popular, funniest, and downright best webcomics. The webcomics appeal to nerds and geeks and particularly focus on computer science.
The comics cover a range of topics which include dinosaurs, love, programming, a number of internet memes, as well as popular websites such as Facebook.
If you're a fan of XKCD, you already know why these comics are awesome. You may not have seen each and every XKCD comic, so here's a quick guide to the best of XKCD.
Over the years of being a fan of XKCD, I've chosen several of my personal favorites. I've decided that instead of bitterly keeping this collection to myself, I would share which comics I feel are awesome. I've even included the hover text.
If you have a few favorite comics you would like included, feel free to comment below and share.
Trimester

Couple

A-Minus-Minus

Estimation

Valentine - Heart

Why Do You Love Me?

Tech Support Cheat Sheet

Science Montage

Lease

How it Works

Compiling

Sandwich

Wikipedian Protester

Coupon Code

Convincing

Falling Asleep

Like these comics? Love them? (You should, they're absolutely hilarious!) Which is your favorite? Have something to say or know of another funny XKCD comic that should be included? Share your thoughts by leaving a comment below.
Comments
Thank you for sharing these. I particularly loved this one:
You definitely missed one, it's on the door to every server room in the country:
How cute! I have seen these cartoons in random areas but I didn't know they were a series. As a lover of English, the one with the man holding up the sign "Citation Needed" is the cutest of all. Thanks so much for a morning chuckle. These are cute and trendy.
Hahah I didn't think I was a geek or a nerd, or even into computer science, but these were KILLER! I've never heard of XKCD but I will look into it more :) Thanks Melbel.
Yes, I've seen them and like XKCD. I also like PHDComics.com (comic by a graduate student poking fun at graduate students and academia)
Thank you for the introduction. It's great.
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