Comic: e = 1

Inspired by a conversation a bunch of us were having a while back. Can you figure out where the flaw in the logic is?

Comic: Locked Door

One more thing that would probably (unfortunately) work. Hmm…maybe this would work for meetings as well. You know, you don’t want to go to a meeting so you stand outside and tell everyone the door is locked. By the time they realize it’s all a prank: lunchtime!

Comic: Rubik’s Cube

Inspired by my own Rubik’s Cube. About a week after I drew this I saw a “used” Rubik’s Cube in a store being sold for full price. 1: Who messes up a Rubik’s Cube, says “I don’t like it” and tries to return it? 2: What kind of store gives refunds for one!?! I know the answer to the second one at least: Wal-Mart.

Comic: The Joys of Math II/2/IO

And who says math is the universal language?

Comic: SuperSenior Wisdom

Fourth panel inspired by an away message from Shashwati Kasetty. Last panel inspired by my high-school physics teacher, Mr. Griffin.

Comic: My Situation

Yes, all of that was true when it was printed in Fall 2007. Special thanks to my partners for the projects mentioned here: Elmar Palma for the floating-point processor and Daniel Orkin for the Micromouse.

Comic: Room Scheduling Logic

Inspired by Jeremy Marks and every single class I have ever had.

Comic: Summer Project Recap

Our hearts go out to all of those who have been afflicted with Pixelation Syndrome.

Comic: The True Meaning of Summer

Inspired by the conversations I was having with people towards the end of the year. They had lots of plans, I had none :)

Comic: Engineering Systems

Inspired by similar emails I occasionally get regarding FAQs.