Each image is an illustration of a question off of Yahoo Answers which was read on the comedy advice podcast My Brother, My Brother and Me (MBMBAM), “an advice show for the modren era”. Each question was submitted to Yahoo Answers by one person, the asker, and then found and submitted to MBMBAM by another person, the sender.

The questions are presented in the order that they were featured on MBMBAM. The identity of each image, which can be most quickly found by searching the MBMBAM wiki, is given below:

The second number of the fraction under each image is the number of letters in the asker’s name. Taking the first number of each fraction as an index into the asker’s name, the string TLURIKIMNAGESANSEWEOVINEARLCTLHAEMORIDY is obtained.

This isn’t incredibly useful, but these letters can be organized by the sender (of which there are only seven represented across all thirty-nine questions) and sorted alphabetically by the last name of each sender, giving TURN OVERLAID IMAGES ALCHEMY LIKE INTO ANSWER.

This is a much more sensible message. If we overlay all thirty-nine images, adding all the inked parts of each image, we get a perfectly black panel; no information there. However, if we created seven overlaid images, one for each sender, we get the following:

In each image, an alchemical symbol is outlined. As identified from Wikipedia’s alchemical symbol article and the Unicode block of alchemical symbols, the symbols are:

Taking the first letters of these gives the answer: ON SIGHT.