
The second one, well, I confess that I didn't get it at first. Had to look it up, basically. Hey, so I'm not a programmer.
We will get back to actual linguistics soon, but we're all wound up here about the beginning of the semester …

Deal with it.
Revel in it.
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Actually, there is a linguistics element in the second panel; the programming term is named after the language philosopher WVO Quine, whose work has some bearing on linguistics, especially in the semantics-pragmatics area.
But I think you knew that and I'm just being pedantic. Sorry.
Well, I guess it seemed too indirect given how much and how directly xkcd deals with linguistic stuff.
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