Sunday Comic: Super-Stickman 56/57 -- For the Birds

Dateline: Stick-World!
It was sunny day over the City when shots rang out. Is Our Hero faster than a speeding bullet?

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The Alien's Table: New Reality

SPOILER SPACE!!!! --- Don't read if you haven't seen the new Star Trek movie yet!
(but come back as soon as you have)






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Of course, they can all be back. Nothing is, ahem, off the table.
But don't hold your breath for the Mugato.

The original Aliens Table and What's on TV?

Purple Mountains

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This discovery was a watershed moment in history.

A Train Heading North

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Actually, my Dad and brother were Army men, but the Navy set came with a submarine that actually works in the bathtub ... I mean, that's what it said on the box.
All of which reminds me: Have a Happy Memorial Day.

But if a train went north at 80 mph and another train went west at 60 miles per hour, how long before Gomez Addams makes them crash while simultaneously blowing up the bridge?

Sunday Comic: Super-Stickman 56 -- the Prehistoric Monster

Dateline: Stick-World!
A prehistoric nightmare challenges our tireless (or is it overtired?) hero! Is the City doomed or can our Super-Stick-Man save the day?

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Braves

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I wanted to work in Geronimo, but it was getting crowded.

Guide

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Quark may look strange, but he's not.

Normal

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Who's to say what's really 'Normal'?

Mr. Whiskers first appeared in this strip.

Sunday Comic: Super-Stickman 55 -- the Crack of Dawn

Dateline: Stick-World!
Another calm, serene sunrise? Fat chance! The peacefulness of the dawn is shattered by a nightmare from out of the Past!

If you're not sensing a theme here, then you haven't been clicking on the links to the comics nor following the exciting story!

Co-ordinate Plane

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It pays to co-ordinate your travel plans in advance.

Box and Whiskers

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The cats are plotting to take over.

Not That Simple

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Sometimes there's a simple explanation for the seemingly complex.



This should've been up yesterday. Oops.
Home computer trouble.

Sunday Comic: Super-Stickman 54: Super-Stick-Man and the Time Machine

Dateline: The Present!
Super-Stick-Man is trapped in The Past! Didn't that happen already? Of course, it did! It was The Past! Time is unraveling! Can Our Hero be saved? And who will save him?!

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And Happy Mother's Day! to all the Moms out there!

Talk Radio Programming

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The second hour of the program is part of the "Mr. Fix-it" series with Joe the Carpenter.

List of Pythagorean Triples (3-50)

After a break, it's back. The last page of this section of my journal was a list of the primitive triples of each of the three basic types, but I think I've had enough of that. So here's a handy reference list for use in math class when creating problems for tests or classwork. It lists all the primitive and non-primitive Pythagorean triples, sorted by the shortest side, from 3 to 50.

Leg	Primitive	Non-Primitive
3	3,4,5	--
4	--	--
5	5,12,13	--
6	--	6,8,10
7	7,24,25	--
8	8,15,17	--
9	9,40,41	9,12,15
10	--	10,24,26
11	11,60,61	--
12	12,35,37	12,16,20
13	13,84,85	--
14	--	14,48,50
15	15,112,113	15,20,25; 15,36,39
16	16,63,65	16,30,34
17	17,144,145	--
18	--	18,24,30; 18,80,82
19	19,180,181	--
20	20,99,101; 20,21,29	20,48,52
21	21,220,221	21,28,35; 21,72,75
22	--	22,120,122
23	23,264,265	--
24	24,143,145	24,32,40; 24,45,51; 24,70,74
25	25,312,313	25,60,65
26	--	26,168,170
27	27,364,365	27,36,45; 27,120,123
28	28,195,197	28,96,100
29	29,420,421	--
30	--	30,40,50; 30,72,78; 30,224,226
31	31,480,481	--
32	32,255,257	32,60,68; 32,126,130
33	33,544,545	33,44,55; 33,180,183
34	--	34,288,290
35	35,612,613	35,84,91; 35,120,125
36	36,323,325	36,48,60; 36,160,164; 36,105,111
37	37,684,685	--
38	--	38,360,362
39	39,760,761	39,52,65; 39,252,255
40	40,399,401	40,96,104; 40,75,85; 40,198,202; 40,42,58
41	41,840,841	--
42	--	42,56,70; 42,144,150
43	43,924,925	--
44	44,483,485	44,240,244
45	45,1012,1013	45,60,75; 45,108,117; 45,200,205;45,336,339
46	--	46,528,530
47	47,1104,1105	--
48	48,575,577	48,64,80; 48,90,102; 48,140,148;48,286,290
49	49,1200,1201	49,168,175
50	--	50,120,130; 50,624,626

Now, some of you may be thinking that I have too much time on my hands. Some of you know better. Had I had more time, I could have compiled this sooner. And it might've gone up to 100. And it might have been correct.

Well, I think it's correct, but typos and inadvertant omissions do happen.

Okay, I think I'm done now.

Have a BLESSED Day

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Why you'll never look at a flash drive the same way again...

I could link to some wiki page, but the TV Tropes entry is so much more satisfying. Hamtastic, in fact.

By the way, I know that the line is "Gordon's alive?" not "Flash's alive". Don't confuse me with facts!!

Greenness

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In terms of green, this-side < that-side.

Comic Genesis still not updating

For whatever reason, the Comic Genesis page still is not updating, or if it is, it's very slow. It's three comics behind as of this writing, which is why I haven't updated the blog yet.

If it doesn't update soon, I'll update this one and start moving my "Sunday Comics" to a different server where they can be seen.

Sunday Comic: Super-Stickman 53: Super-Stick-Man and the Falling Rock Zone

Dateline: Stick-World!
In the mountains west of The City, there are treacherous roads, which means that there are Falling Rock zones. And that means trouble for passing motorists oblivious to the danger.

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Update: The link isn't working yet because the Comic Genesis site was down most of the day and then it had to catch up with thousands of updates. And, naturally, I made the mistake of thinking that I had made a mistake and requested an updated -- which put my request to the back of the line, from wherever it was. I hope it updates while it's still Sunday. It's killing my numbers.

Kentucky Derby

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You really need to hear it with a Brooklyn accent.
Reading, "The mudder eats its fodder and its father eats its fodder." just doesn't cut it.

Portrait

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Actually, it's too, too, too, too bad.