According to current theory, he origin of the universe (the Big Bang) occurred about 14 billion years ago. Now if someone tells a joke right after another kind of big bang (e.g. a fatal explosion or gunshot) one could argue that it was in bad taste to tell that joke so close to the bang. Now getting mad about this Big Bang joke…someone is just too sensitive.
Odd … I saw the comments about a rewrite (missed whatever was originally here), but what I’m seeing is two differently drawn versions (with the same dialog) when I enlarge the strip. Have we gone from Big Bang to Multiverse, or is there a more logical reason for what I’m seeing? And I guess I should ask if anyone else is experiencing this odd phenomenon.
Sherlock Watson about 8 years ago
Is Horace in a hot, dense state? Texas, perhaps?
Argythree about 8 years ago
If you have to explain a joke, it’s not really a joke…
electricshadow Premium Member about 8 years ago
According to current theory, he origin of the universe (the Big Bang) occurred about 14 billion years ago. Now if someone tells a joke right after another kind of big bang (e.g. a fatal explosion or gunshot) one could argue that it was in bad taste to tell that joke so close to the bang. Now getting mad about this Big Bang joke…someone is just too sensitive.
samsonsamson2 about 8 years ago
Oops, the joke should be about the Big Bang, not the theory about it ( which is some years younger)… I’ll rewrite this
Eric Salinas Premium Member about 8 years ago
Try that joke in another 13.7 billion years. We might be ready then.
OPQRSTV98 about 8 years ago
13.8242 billion years in a hot superfluid plasma state spacetime hyperinflation started, wait
CYGNUS X1 about 8 years ago
Horace has always been really Dark Matter!
Argy.Bargy2 about 8 years ago
-Don’t quit your day job…
J Short about 8 years ago
Those Creationist always make it hard to tell a Big Bang joke.
Bronkster Premium Member about 8 years ago
Odd … I saw the comments about a rewrite (missed whatever was originally here), but what I’m seeing is two differently drawn versions (with the same dialog) when I enlarge the strip. Have we gone from Big Bang to Multiverse, or is there a more logical reason for what I’m seeing? And I guess I should ask if anyone else is experiencing this odd phenomenon.
archipelago Premium Member about 8 years ago
Yup, new version works better. Now i want to know what the joke is.