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Started by Is it cold in here?, 26 Jun 2010, 11:01

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jwhouk

I'm reading "is my sister" from Clinton's reaction, not "could be my sister".
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
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Is it cold in here?

That's the most natural and probable interpretation but it's not conclusive.
Thank you, Dr. Karikó.

pwhodges

If she was, for instance, someone who kept being mistaken for his sister, I would have expected him to say that; the vagueness makes it pretty certain, I'd say.
"Being human, having your health; that's what's important."  (from: Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi )
"As long as we're all living, and as long as we're all having fun, that should do it, right?"  (from: The Eccentric Family )

jwhouk

I suspect we'll find out in short order. Sounds like Jeph has this one planned out.
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
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jwhouk

I updated the strip-by-strip listing on the Wiki through last Friday.

Boy, I didn't realize I'd been THAT far behind with updating it.
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

jwhouk

If there seems to be something different about the front page of the Wiki, it's because I made a slight change in our "Brady Bunch" lead picture. The picture now reflects the nine characters with the most appearances in the comic, through September of 2012.
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

jwhouk

September update to the Strip-by-strip listing:

QC Strip-by-Strip
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

Barmymoo

Argh I keep getting sucked into the Wiki and then I read all the strips again and then I never get anything done.
Quote from: schimmy on 12 Oct 2011, 04:15
There's this really handy "other thing" I'm going to write as a footnote to my abstract that I can probably explore these issues in. I think I'll call it my "dissertation."

Is it cold in here?

At least we don't have TVTropes links.
Thank you, Dr. Karikó.

jwhouk

"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

Is it cold in here?

For the worst of both worlds, there's a QC forum on TVTropes.
Thank you, Dr. Karikó.

Is it cold in here?

Not by me -- I don't even know what setting would control that. Bounce it upstairs to wikia support?
Thank you, Dr. Karikó.

jwhouk

It appears that it isn't available on the Wiki anymore, and I went back through several revisions.

Oh, and by the way, the Strip-by-Strip PDF has been updated.
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

Skewbrow

@jwhouk: Am I doing something wrong? In my browser the strip-by-strip list no longer has a search (within this document) function? I am missing that :cry:. BTW the link in your sig points to the wrong location nowadays.
QC  - entertaining you with regular shots in the butt since 2003.

jwhouk

#114
That's because there are two versions, and in one of the recent updates I screwed up and updated the wrong one. Gimme a bit; I'm on the iPod touch ATM.

EDIT: Actually, it appears that bit.ly is having some issues. That's probably the reason why the linky no worky.

EDIT 2: Here's the direct link - http://www.scribd.com/doc/32349451/Questionable-Content-Strip-by-Strip
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

Skewbrow

QC  - entertaining you with regular shots in the butt since 2003.

jwhouk

By what I'd have to think is unanimous consent, I added a strip to the Best Questionable Content Strips list on the wiki.

"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

jwhouk

For those of you who may be new, I have updated the "Strip-by-Strip" summaries list over on Scribd.

This is NOT a transcript of the 2k-plus strips that Jeph has drawn since '03; this is more or less a "Cliff's Notes" document to the comic. I will admit that it tends to get more "wordy" after about the strip 1,200 mark - which was about when I started the list.

Still - it's a good reference if you want to look up when Faye came up with the idea of The Theory of Hipster Relativity; or the relationship diagram from Faye's counseling session; or when exactly was the last appearance of Ellen or Nat in the strip.

Or you want to find out what strip is called the "Rickroll" strip.
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

Is it cold in here?

Jwhouk has also captured most of the memorable quotes, so if you remember key dialog you can often find things in his list.
Thank you, Dr. Karikó.

Carl-E

I keep a copy on my desktop for easy searching...
Quote from: Is it cold in here? on 08 May 2013, 11:10
When people try to speak a gut reaction, they end up talking out their ass.

Barmymoo

OK, this has been puzzling me for a while and I'm prepared to sacrifice my internet cred to my curiosity. Why is that known as the Rickroll strip?
Quote from: schimmy on 12 Oct 2011, 04:15
There's this really handy "other thing" I'm going to write as a footnote to my abstract that I can probably explore these issues in. I think I'll call it my "dissertation."

jwhouk

Hee hee...

When Momo got her new chassis, it seemed like EVERYONE linked to that strip in the WCDT's. It got to near-meme proportions.
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

Bluesummers

Edited John Ellicott-Chatham's page to include Hannelore's childhood nickname for him. I think it fits nicely.
Worry Hat, Engage!

DSL

Quote from: Barmymoo on 18 Dec 2012, 15:05
OK, this has been puzzling me for a while and I'm prepared to sacrifice my internet cred to my curiosity. Why is that known as the Rickroll strip?

'Cause some folks are never gonna give it up ...
"We are who we pretend to be. So we had better be careful who we pretend to be."  -- Kurt Vonnegut.

jwhouk

I've now got the strip-by-strip list updated through the end of March. I hadn't quite realized how "undetailed" the earlier entries were, but I really don't have time at the moment to go back and add stuff.
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

Thrillho

Wasn't there a QC forum wiki at one point? I remember rapping about it.
In the end, the thing people will remember is kindness.

Is it cold in here?

Thank you, Dr. Karikó.

pwhodges

I think you mean the old one with notes on forum members and the like - qiki or kwiki or something like that?  It closed down nearly five years ago.
"Being human, having your health; that's what's important."  (from: Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi )
"As long as we're all living, and as long as we're all having fun, that should do it, right?"  (from: The Eccentric Family )

Is it cold in here?

quiki, I believe. Remnants are still in the Wayback Machine.
Thank you, Dr. Karikó.

Thrillho

That's the one I meant.

OH WELL  :mrgreen:
In the end, the thing people will remember is kindness.

jwhouk

"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

jwhouk

#131
Necro'ing a pinned thread, because I FINALLY got some time to update the SxS document!

http://www.scribd.com/doc/98017010/QCSxS

Do keep in mind that Scribd is a stupid funny creature that requires you to either sign up and publish something of your own to get access to complete articles, or makes you pay for an account. If you're really wanting a copy of the first 10 years of QC in a summary document (NOTE: it is NOT a transcript), drop me a PM and I can send you either a PDF or DOCX version.

EDIT: I also finally edited the SxS summary on the Wiki. It's a bit on the long side (and unformatted in some spots).
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

mtmerrick

Why not jsut use a less stupid service? Google Drive, for example?

jwhouk

Okay. Let's try that. MtMerrick, if you would do the honors?

Google Docs: QCSxS
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

mtmerrick

Sure, soon as I get back to my PC.

Is it cold in here?

Thank you, Dr. Karikó.

mtmerrick

#136
So just convert it over to a GDoc and re-upload?


EDIT: here's the raw conversion. lost a lil bit of formatting in the process. I can fix it up if you want (or give you adequate permissions to do so yourself)

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Q_y6r2mY3zNOtlCPJTohZCJKUTG-AC9gPVTmjQtDmWI/edit

jwhouk

I think IICIH just checked it out for me. I wanted to make sure it was accessible to others.

I have discovered, though, that GDocs isn't useful on the iPhone; anyone able to see it with other mobile devices?
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

mtmerrick

Just like most things on iOS, you need the dedicated app.

Is it cold in here?

Quote from: jwhouk on 03 Aug 2013, 05:02
I think IICIH just checked it out for me. I wanted to make sure it was accessible to others.

I have discovered, though, that GDocs isn't useful on the iPhone; anyone able to see it with other mobile devices?

That wasn't me.
Thank you, Dr. Karikó.

Carl-E

I looked.  Viewed and downloaded fine, didn't even have to log in. 
Quote from: Is it cold in here? on 08 May 2013, 11:10
When people try to speak a gut reaction, they end up talking out their ass.

Masterpiece

Quote from: mtmerrick on 03 Aug 2013, 11:39
Just like most things on iOS by Google, or any bigger software giant, you need the dedicated app.

Let me correct that for you.

mtmerrick

Nah, I opened up in browser on my phone just fine, and 99% of Google stuff doesn't even HAVE A a dedicated app/program for Windows/Mac

But anyways, JWH, do you want the doc formatted any more? The conversion stripped out some of your fancy formatting.

jwhouk

There was just the one picture (the "threads" with Dr. Buenavida). I guess G-docs doesn't like how Word does borders, hm? :|

Mtmerrick, if you can do it so the borders (and the Blacked Out strips) are fixed, do it.
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

mtmerrick

Borders? i assume you mean the areas that were filled with horizontal seperator lines (that i forget what are really called). If so, cleaned those up.

blacked out strips?

EDIT: also, JWH - gimmie your gmail and i'll give you editing rights. :)

Storel

Quote from: mtmerrick on 02 Aug 2013, 19:48
Why not jsut use a less stupid service? Google Drive, for example?

Quote from: jwhouk on 02 Aug 2013, 20:03
Okay. Let's try that. MtMerrick, if you would do the honors?

Google Docs: QCSxS

Yaay!  :-D Now I can close that stupid Scribd account. Thanks to both of you, mtmerrick for suggesting it and jwhouk for doing it.  8-)

Although I never realized you could get free access by simply posting a doc yourself. They didn't make that particularly clear in the sign-up process. :roll: If I ever have occasion to look at another Scribd document, I'll give that a try.

jwhouk

It simply appears that G-docs just doesn't like all the formatting that happens in Word files. Some of it comes out OK.
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

mtmerrick

ok, you should now have full editing privileges. :)

jwhouk

Yeah. Not sure I care much for Google's editing app.
"Character is what you are in the Dark." - D.L. Moody
There is no joke that can be made online without someone being offended by it.
Life's too short to be ashamed of how you were born.
Just another Joe like 46

mtmerrick

The Google Docs app, as an editor, is decidedly... Underpowered. I much prefer the desktop Web interface, which works just fine on my phone.

Most "Mobile office suites" suck, though.