#3191: Superstition
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[Blondie, Cueball and a child (Hairy) are walking from left to right. The child is turning towards Cueball.]
Cueball: Oops, I forgot to say "rabbit rabbit" on January first!
Hairy: Why do you do that?
Cueball: Just a superstition.
Hairy: What's a superstition?
Cueball: It's a way to train yourself to feel like any bad thing that happens is your fault.
(Sourced from explainxkcd.com)
Title text:It's important to teach yourself to feel responsible for random events, because with great responsibility comes great power. That's what my wise Uncle Ben told me right before he died; he might still be alive today if only I'd said rabbit rabbit that year!