Comic #2829: 2013-02-14

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Description

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Text Content:

1. Title/Label:
   • "Quality of diagram"
2. Curved Diagram:
   • There are various labeled points indicating radius measurements:
     • "air: r = 0.16"
     • "water: r = 0.16"
     • "h1" (no further details provided).
3. Spoken Text:
   • "Break, break, break on thy cold gray stones, O Sea! And I would that my tongue could utter The thoughts that arise in me."
   • (Attribution: Tennyson)
4. Footer Note:
   • "Desire not to actually work on a physics problem"

Visual Elements:

• The comic features a sketchy diagram with a curved line, two cylindrical shapes (likely representing containers or areas), and a rough drawing at the top that could represent a seascape or waves.
• The phrases are handwritten, and the overall aesthetic is informal and likely to portray a humorous or frustrated attitude towards physics.

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