Dilbert cartoon first published on Sunday 7th June 2015

Dilbert//9549, first published 11 years ago on Sunday 7th June 2015

Tags

internet, types of people, internet comment, opinion, discussion, fame, technology

Official transcript

Man: I'm Dick, from the Internet. I'm the guy who always says ridiculous, angry stuff. I misinterpret every comment you make as an absurd absolute and then I attack it like you are a moron. Dilbert: That doesn't sound fun. Dick: Wow. So you are saying everything in the world needs to be fun. Maybe you should do some research before you embarrass yourself like that again. Dilbert: Hey! You are the guy from the Internet! Dick: I'm sending you five links that are not as relevant as I think they are. Dilbert: You're famous!

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

I'M DICK, FROM THE INTERNET. IM THE GUY WHO ALWAYS SAYS RIDICULOUS, ANGRY STUFF.

I MISINTERPRET EVERY COMMENT YOU MAKE AS AN ABSURD ABSOLUTE AND THEN I ATTACK IT LIKE YOU ARE A MORON.

THAT DOESN'T SOUND FUN.

WOW.

SO YOU ARE SAYING EVERYTHING IN THE WORLD NEEDS TO BE FUN.

MAYBE YOU SHOULD DO SOME RESEARCH BEFORE YOU EMBARRASS YOURSELF LIKE THAT AGAIN.

HEY! YOU ARE THE GUY FROM THE INTERNET!

I'M SENDING YOU FIVE LINKS THAT ARE NOT AS RELEVANT AS I THINK THEY ARE.

YOU'RE FAMOUS!

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "The Internet Guy"

Summary:

• The comic strip features Dilbert, a bespectacled man, interacting with a man representing the internet.
• Dilbert expresses frustration with the internet's lack of humor, stating that it always says ridiculous and angry things.
• The internet guy responds by sending Dilbert five links that are not relevant as he thinks they are.
• Dilbert is unimpressed and asks the internet guy to do some research before embarrassing himself again.
• The internet guy claims to be famous, despite being unknown to Dilbert.
• The comic strip pokes fun at the internet's tendency to spread misinformation and the challenges of navigating online content.

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