Reminds me of the “Alvino Ray” used by Cassandra in one of the last season Batman episodes which took the 3rd dimension away leaving you a 2D still alive but you cannot move the way Calvin did. (They had no chance of showing it back then in 1969.)
http://www.oocities.org/area51/Chamber/2517/arg/alvinoraygun2009.html The Alvino Ray Gun ~ Batgirl and the boys were subjected to by Dr. Cassandra was going to be called the “Ronald Ray Gun,” until the censors objected to naming a weapon after the Governor of California! So, instead, the gun was named after American swing era musician Alvin McBurney, better known by his stage name of Alvino Rey.
My Dad wrote the book on “handy expletives” to use on a home repair job. The only words in knew in Polish, Russian and Ukrainian can’t be repeated here but were repeated around our house. We just thought it was gibberish.
And I’m back in my freshman year of college. My writing prof asked us to write about a personal problem. I had so many, I couldn’t imagine laying one out for strangers to read. My roommate suggested I write about a person who was 2-D. My character ends up living in an art museum, in his favourite painting: “The Last Supper.” As he says in the final line of the essay, “At least they feed me.”
In the first Calvin panel, I know that’s Calvin’s ear bent forward to suggest 2D, but the pointer from the speech balloon suggests a curve which make’s Calvin’s ear look like… a… well, let’s just say it looks like he is being visited by a white Janet Jackson.
Doesn’t Calvin realize life is impossible in 2D? You can’t have an object with more than a single opening in it that still retains structural integrity.
BE THIS GUY over 7 years ago
Let’s be honest, Mom was just as happy not having Calvin pester her.
The Calvinosaurus That Calvin Wanted To Discover over 7 years ago
Try 4-D.
hariseldon59 over 7 years ago
I wonder if Calvin’s read “Flatland” by Edwin Abbott Abbott.
Professor W over 7 years ago
2-D only effective when others are plumbing or not looking
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 7 years ago
Reminds me of the “Alvino Ray” used by Cassandra in one of the last season Batman episodes which took the 3rd dimension away leaving you a 2D still alive but you cannot move the way Calvin did. (They had no chance of showing it back then in 1969.)
http://www.oocities.org/area51/Chamber/2517/arg/alvinoraygun2009.html The Alvino Ray Gun ~ Batgirl and the boys were subjected to by Dr. Cassandra was going to be called the “Ronald Ray Gun,” until the censors objected to naming a weapon after the Governor of California! So, instead, the gun was named after American swing era musician Alvin McBurney, better known by his stage name of Alvino Rey.
JohnFarson19 over 7 years ago
My Dad wrote the book on “handy expletives” to use on a home repair job. The only words in knew in Polish, Russian and Ukrainian can’t be repeated here but were repeated around our house. We just thought it was gibberish.
orinoco womble over 7 years ago
And I’m back in my freshman year of college. My writing prof asked us to write about a personal problem. I had so many, I couldn’t imagine laying one out for strangers to read. My roommate suggested I write about a person who was 2-D. My character ends up living in an art museum, in his favourite painting: “The Last Supper.” As he says in the final line of the essay, “At least they feed me.”
rentier over 7 years ago
Will Dad do it all afternoon?
NeedaChuckle Premium Member over 7 years ago
The right tools, the phone and the refrigerator magnet with my plumber’s number.
rshive over 7 years ago
As Dad has aptly demonstrated, one can do plumbing without the expletives. Handy to know.
phoenix over 7 years ago
I’m replacing the drain pop-up valve on the bathroom sink today. My instruction aren’t nearly that good.
Masterskrain over 7 years ago
The Doctor banished “The Boneless” back to their own dimension after they shrank the TARDIS. Too bad Dad can’t do the same thing to Calvin.
DanFlak over 7 years ago
To get under a sink to work, you need more than 4 dimensions.
Ermine Notyours over 7 years ago
In the first Calvin panel, I know that’s Calvin’s ear bent forward to suggest 2D, but the pointer from the speech balloon suggests a curve which make’s Calvin’s ear look like… a… well, let’s just say it looks like he is being visited by a white Janet Jackson.
BiathlonNut over 7 years ago
After several DIY plumbing experiences I concluded that plumbers do not get paid enough.
zeexenon over 7 years ago
Did Hobbes go one dimensional?
Chad Cheetah over 7 years ago
When I was a kid, thought Calvin was hiding behind a corner
georgir over 7 years ago
Doesn’t Calvin realize life is impossible in 2D? You can’t have an object with more than a single opening in it that still retains structural integrity.