Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for April 15, 2013

The world of good humor works by deriving it from other’s sick humor.

I always wondered why the Good Humor man didn’t tell jokes.

Done, once more again!

The world is funnier to people who dont live here,he must be talking about the neighbourhood.Hobbes your listening to Calvin ranting too much.

Good heavens I do believe Calvin said that,what a pile up.

“Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall into an open sewer and die.” ― Mel Brooks

yeah! like enjoying other people falling down!

It is only funny until someone gets hurt. And then it’s hilarious!

ha ha …..will die..?

If you don’t live here it’s a riot.

the best calvin an hobbs is when he takes a bath,he climbs into the toilet,flushes it a few times it shows him spinning around in it,then he gets out walks past his mother and says i’m done,it’s funnier than me saying it.

The Martians have a giant telescope-like devise that lets them see when earthlings do something funny.

I remember my brother and I used to try to carry on civil thoughtful conversations with substance – on roller coasters. We tried as much as possible.

I should know because I did allot of “funny” stuff and they sent me a letter telling me they have started to make marshcash, their currency, selling rolls (videos) of me.

Sawadee Kha ne knnoptic trappnic

Johnny Hart had a similar theme on the cover of one of his paperback books, published in 1974:

Last time I did something like that, the front wheel fell off my bicycle while airborne; it too was an ugly landing. Yeah, I can laugh about it now.

One of Watterson’s all time great lines…. truth for the ages.

sik

Ouch!

LOL xxx

Yep, sometimes it hurts to laugh, like after you crash your ride.

Yep . . . it’s all fun and games going down a steep, scary hill at a hundred m.p.h.— that is, until you take a nasty spill and land with a gigantic, painful THUD at the very bottom of it!!!!! Not even landing on a nice, soft tiger will cushion THAT particular blow.

its only hiarious when someone else falls. but its funny when you fall.

First smile of the day.

Far too little to smile about these days…

Don’t Hobbes (and the wagon) usually survive these sort of events? This one looks rather more serious than usual.

@bmonk: It’s 1993, and Hobbes and the wagon are getting older. It’s harder on them than it used to be.

Almost broke the fourth wall…

I love sick humor. Especially sick “sex” humor.

Calvin doesn’t have much control over that wagon of his.

A Fortunate Landing – nothing to be Mad about!,