Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for February 11, 1990
February 10, 1990
February 12, 1990
Transcript:
Susie: I love fresh snow. It helps me avoid Calvin. Winter has wrapped the land in a soft, white blanket, and the earth sleeps quietly. Calvin, out of frame: Whoaa. Oomph. AA! Look out below! Lean! Lean! Augh! Mayday! Bail out! SMASH! Calvin: You call that steering? We almost got killed! My fault? Yeah, step over here and say that you stripey dope! That's right, I'm talking to you! Hey! Ow! Quit biting!! Oof! Take that! Ow! Susie: I think when I grow up, I'll live in the tropics. Calvin: Quit it! Quit it! Let go! Hobbes: Whee! Let's get the sled out of the tree and do that again! Calvin: You know what we need for our sled? A siren!
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