Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for June 11, 2015

That wasn’t a waste of time; Calvin developed his math skills.

Just consider how much time you spend getting dirty.

LOL!

What’s truly remarkable is that Calvin was able to add it all up!

Your wasting your time talking to your tiger which is just making your shower longer.

When you get older, Calvin, relaxing in the bath will be known as “quality time.”

He should probably ask Miss Wormwood to double check those figures.

Hobbes has a way of cutting to the chase…

Good old Hobbes. He asks the most incisive questions.

Zing!!!!

Calvin can do anything as long as he wants to do it.

Forgot to multiply by the prune factor.

I laughed hard the first time, and after reading the comments I went back to the strip and laughed hard again!

I remember when my girlfriend and I were standing around watching her cat watching water drip out of the kitchen faucet when a similar question occurred to us.

I think you and your girlfriend need to get out more often…snerk

How I see it is Calvin only does math when he’s trying to prove something. When he wants to. The reason why Calvin doesn’t like doing math homework in his mind he’s doing math for no reason, so he doesn’t want to. If you want him to do math homework, make him want to!

15 minutes a day? Sounds correct. Well done, Calvin!

When my son was Calvin’s age, he came up to me and said, “I’m dirty.” I said, “You’re washable”.

Calvin struggles with addition. How is he able to do multiplication?!

We have equally useful metrics in my company too.

That is the result of Excessive Free Time!

And, if you had filmed it and put it on YouTube, just think of the possibilities! :-)

I have noticed where some will spend twice the time & effort to evade a task that would have been required to simply do it.

I told Hobbes I wouldn’t put up with it. That’s why he’s not here today. Ha! (fiendish laugh)

Baths are not a waste of time to me because I always have my favourite songs playing.xxx

Woop@

@Puddleglum: Heh, heh, heh……..

@LeadingEdge,Usually Calvin ends up raisin’ (a ruckus).

And it took me less than minute to figure it out.

Hobbes (the commenter) made a cameo appearance. It’s hard to keep a good man down. Otherwise, ‘Eider’ succeeded.

Hobbes has a point here. This one made me laugh.