It must feel good knowing that you can now just do one line posts that say, “Hey Matt`, can you list the 30 best 2am snacks?” Then he’ll do the whole blogging thing for you. Having them in a more organized list would be helpful though ;)

@Ian Clifton: Yeah, I know. Matt` like killed the whole thread before it even started by listing like EVER SINGLE web comic in existence in the FIRST COMMENT. LOL

After that, other people could mostly just go “me too!”. Way to go Matt`! ;)

Nah, but seriously – it just shows that the comments are often better than the blog posts themselves. Matt` managed to squeeze more content in his first comment than I did in my whole post. Which is actually awesome.

I kept meaning to come back and post a comment with all my additions, but Matt` beat me to it and preemptively outdid my list x5. I’ll go cry in a corner now… and then read some new ones from the list to feel better.

Can’t forget Irregular Webcomic – almost as smart as xkcd, sometimes smarter. http://www.irregularwebcomic.net/

@Wikke: Bigger than Cheese FTW!

@CraigI A. Betts: Ah, yes – user friendly. Forgot about it. I read that one to. :)

I was surprised to not see User Friendly on your list. XKCD is the only other I really read. Sometimes, Penny Arcade pops up, but fails to grab my attention for long durations.

Some of my favourites are Bigger Than Cheese, Dustin Land, of course Dilbert, XKCD, Perry Bible Fellowship and all the rest.

Wulffmorgenthaler is also pretty good, but the older comics were hilarious!

@Matt`: Btw, legorobot does have a feed.

So does Dillbert. :)

You may notice Legorobot was on my list (towards the end of the “no RSS feed” section) :P

Also I think I love you for the Sinfest/VG Cats feeds. More so with VG Cats – Sinfest updates daily so I know there’ll be something to read when I go there, but VG Cats seem to update about once per glacial cycle…

I only read three on a regular basis: XKCD, Penny Arcade, and Stolen Pixels. I also read Order of the Stick from time to time, but am currently trying to catch up on old strips since I got a late start reading.