Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for August 04, 2015
August 03, 2015
August 05, 2015
Transcript:
Calvin: "Hey, there's no butter in the butter dish! My toast will get cold while I get another stick from the fridge!"
Calvin: "HAVEN'T I SUFFERED ENOUGH?? WHERE WILL IT ALL END?!?"
Calvin: "Mr. and Mrs. empathy"
The way to do it is to soften the butter in the microwave before even starting the toast. That way the butter is perfectly spreadable when the toast pops out.
SERIOUS ALERT: Don’t read this comment if you want your comic to be reality free.*“Calvin, your Mom and Dad are trying to live a drama free life; please cooperate.”*LWP – But this is serious— don’t we all shamefully fixate on 1st world problems (that poor Cecil) while human lives in Syria and Central Africa and Guatemala are needlessly being lost and we say nothing?
Yes—I often spend about 5-10 minutes preparing to prepare breakfast—checking (and making) coffee, checking butter, cleaning up the counter, etc. Life is tough!
BE THIS GUY over 9 years ago
Calvin, your Mom and Dad are trying to live a drama free life; please cooperate.
thirdguy over 9 years ago
Calvin, thanks for helping Mom and Dad to live the exciting life they always hoped for!
rentier over 9 years ago
Oh yes, suffering finally must have an end!
Linux0s over 9 years ago
…and Emo Jr.
phylum over 9 years ago
that did not happen to me until after i was married….
orinoco womble over 9 years ago
When you have some real problems, next to which cold butter will be less than nothing.
flowergirl19 over 9 years ago
The way to do it is to soften the butter in the microwave before even starting the toast. That way the butter is perfectly spreadable when the toast pops out.
stefaanv over 9 years ago
It’s hard to empathize with a drama queen
Hobbes Premium Member over 9 years ago
If Calvin keeps this up, he will be toast.
Hobbes Premium Member over 9 years ago
Panel 3 really emphasizes the height difference between Calvin and his parents. He is only 1/3 their height, so he is two feet tall or less.
pelican47 over 9 years ago
@Hobbes, feel free to post this. Linus gets some empathy for this kind of issue..http://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/2014/02/23
dustspecks Premium Member over 9 years ago
I can relate, Calvin.
Aaberon over 9 years ago
Calvin: the bubble I live in, too, has been poked at a lot lately.
battle of plattsburgh over 9 years ago
Totally unrealistic!! Calvin would never get his own butter. That’s what Mothers are for.
sgm001 over 9 years ago
@Hobbes,
OR . . . They (the parents) are 12 feet tall
jrankin1959 over 9 years ago
Um, peanut butter – hello?
JanLC over 9 years ago
In some places, toast is eaten cold.
ACTIVIST1234 over 9 years ago
SERIOUS ALERT: Don’t read this comment if you want your comic to be reality free.*“Calvin, your Mom and Dad are trying to live a drama free life; please cooperate.”*LWP – But this is serious— don’t we all shamefully fixate on 1st world problems (that poor Cecil) while human lives in Syria and Central Africa and Guatemala are needlessly being lost and we say nothing?
patsy62 over 9 years ago
Calvin is practicing to be a husband
Sailor46 USN 65-95 over 9 years ago
Learning to Bear Life’s Burdens is part of growing Up, but Cold Toast and unmelted Butter may just be a Burden to great to be Carried by Oneself!
bmonk over 9 years ago
Yes—I often spend about 5-10 minutes preparing to prepare breakfast—checking (and making) coffee, checking butter, cleaning up the counter, etc. Life is tough!
I don’t get any more sympathy than Calvin either.
Godfather Vito over 9 years ago
Oh the humanity
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member over 9 years ago
You gotta suffer if you want to sing the blues.
Susie Derkins :D over 9 years ago
Butter must solve your problems.
Number Three over 9 years ago
Parents just never understand do they, Calvin?
xxx
rentier over 9 years ago
Mouth is bigger than Calvin in the second panel!!
hugh57 over 9 years ago
First World problems
ShariLiz over 9 years ago
Why are people looking at a Calvin and Hobbes comic strip, and getting all butthurt????
hugh57 over 9 years ago
Finding Emo