Has anyone tried this, by the way? I STILL HOLD OUT DREAMS OF PERPETUAL MOTION DESPITE ALL LOGIC
psykeres » neu3 years ago
Dogg it's not perpetual motion if you need two tiny motors to keep the golf balls flying in and out. Those suckers eat electricity.
nathanielperson » neu3 years ago
Quit harshing my mellow, man.
semiquaver » pro2 years ago
Marshing?
songbirdspectre » neu2 years ago
Mallow marsher.
semiquaver » neu2 years ago
Yes'm.
songbirdspectre » neu2 years ago
filthy, filthy human! *waves finger*
semiquaver » neu2 years ago
Shm. Nsh?
laserblade » neu2 years ago
No, see, the motors are powered by the golf ball.
soticoto » neu2 years ago
You make the second law of thermodynamics cry.
theunity » pro3 years ago
I wonder what Ben Affleck feels like when he approaches a piece of paper.
mortshire » pro3 years ago
like the apes when they approach the monolith in 2001.
jaypage » pro2 years ago
that is the perfect response, ever.
smilebuddha » neu1 years ago
SPLUT!
buttermoths » pro2 years ago
When Ben Affleck approaches a piece of paper his ass is probably hanging out, just like Ray's here.
the_stoned_one » pro2 years ago
He just passes the piece of paper to Matt.
Both totally smiling.
semiquaver » pro2 years ago
You overcame your stoned nature and went totally fucking lucid. For that you receive one chubby.
riotdejaneiro » pro2 months ago
crap, accidental lame. have a v-chub instead, friend
senseihollywood » neu3 years ago
reminds me of the unveiling of the Segway
deancain29 » neu3 years ago
The second Matt Damon reference ever.
mortshire » pro3 years ago
and the first appearance of ray's full signature, such that it is.
straw » pro3 years ago
All with wings and whatnot
zem » neu2 years ago
at least someone made use of teodor's 'todd' logo
riazm » neu2 years ago
First appearance of Ray thinking he's channeling Einstein.
snowman » neu2 years ago
The perfect Matt Damon reference...ever!!
lizjones » pro3 years ago
Ray appears to have created an assless suit.
sp1derbaby » pro2 years ago
It's only assless when he sits down; the paper moves with the leg instead of stretching. Worthwhile couple of days for me, that.
taiiga » neu3 years ago
those damn ball returners are ussually more trouble then they are worth, all making you jump everytime they spit out the ball, all erratic and unpredictable in speed and distance
crinklebat » neu3 years ago
I have a feeling that if there ever is a perpetual motion device, it will be made from something in SkyMall.
i_love_kate » neu2 years ago
The infinity symbol in quotation marks kills me.
cracklewater » neu1 years ago
I love how every word in the Matt Damon paragraph gets its own individual underline.
norrin » neu2 years ago
In case anyone would ever try to claim this discovery, they will be thwarted by the fact that Ray clearly wrote that he discovered it on the top right.
epicurus » neu2 years ago
IT'S SO... IMPORTANT...
speth » neu2 years ago
i actually drew up a perpetual motion device diagram with a friend while drunk in berlin once
charchar » neu2 years ago
"(><)"
(This is really an infinity sign in AssetSpeak but it is really really a secret, okay?)
backdraft » neu2 years ago
This strip reminds me of the time I suddenly knew Japanese: I was watching 'Black Rain' while high, and became amazed when I realised that I could understand what a couple of characters were saying to each other in Japanese. I became increasingly excited as I figured "Wow, six weeks of high school Japanese class has just paid off big time!"
Imagine my disappointment when I realised I could only understand them because I was also reading the subtitles...
I assume the next morning, Ray felt that same way.
littlefatdog » pro2 years ago
Later this forgotten drunken escapade will be subconsciously reawakened in a sober Ray.
canusdivinus » neu2 years ago
The low friction area is completely unnecessary, as the rolling motion of the ball causes it to bypass friction.
Just saying.
kyrasmash » neu2 years ago
Berlin does some strange things to a man.
nohassles » neu1 years ago
A rare lapse in the three-horizontal-bar E style.
kalethan » pro1 years ago
this is so Five. The degree to which it is a five is above normal. For ME
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Both totally smiling.
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(marked lame by Overmedicated, choosebro, stormagnet, Darthemed)
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(This is really an infinity sign in AssetSpeak but it is really really a secret, okay?)
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Imagine my disappointment when I realised I could only understand them because I was also reading the subtitles...
I assume the next morning, Ray felt that same way.
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Just saying.
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