No. Mrs. Grunion. That’s the wrong message. This isn’t about peer pressure.
You want something about bus safety or not throwing toys at people’s heads and especially not throwing toys at bus driver’s heads while they are driving. The advice you have given tells Elizabeth that she has carte blanche to do anything she wants to do as long as she wants to do it. That’s terrible advice.
To prove that point, two panels have not passed before Elizabeth hurls that Super Teddy at Christopher’s head. Lesson not learned. Elizabeth is still attacking people with her toy.
As satisfying as that was to see that, it was not the right thing for Elizabeth to do. If she really wanted to get back at Christopher she should tell his mom what happened.
Christopher’s fault and he is quite a brat to snicker so he deserved that action from Liz. Also Michael is responsible too so he should get what Christopher just got. They both need to quick picking on Liz even though I know it is just a comic strip.
As the song goes, “He had it coming/He had it coming/He had no one but himself to blame/If you had been there/If you had seen it/I betcha you would have done the same!”
Yes, she caved to peer pressure, so good lesson. I don’t so much blame her peers for goading her into it, but for the cowardly way they lied about telling her not to do it.
Templo S.U.D. about 6 years ago
serves you right, Christopher (older brother Michael needs that treatment too)
Macushlalondra about 6 years ago
I think she really wanted to do that!
howtheduck about 6 years ago
No. Mrs. Grunion. That’s the wrong message. This isn’t about peer pressure.
You want something about bus safety or not throwing toys at people’s heads and especially not throwing toys at bus driver’s heads while they are driving. The advice you have given tells Elizabeth that she has carte blanche to do anything she wants to do as long as she wants to do it. That’s terrible advice.
To prove that point, two panels have not passed before Elizabeth hurls that Super Teddy at Christopher’s head. Lesson not learned. Elizabeth is still attacking people with her toy.
Sisu60 about 6 years ago
the bear needs a brick in it
jpayne4040 about 6 years ago
As satisfying as that was to see that, it was not the right thing for Elizabeth to do. If she really wanted to get back at Christopher she should tell his mom what happened.
tripwire45 about 6 years ago
Super Teddy to the rescue.
mkd_1218 about 6 years ago
’attagirl, Lizzie!
debbie8pole about 6 years ago
Christopher’s fault and he is quite a brat to snicker so he deserved that action from Liz. Also Michael is responsible too so he should get what Christopher just got. They both need to quick picking on Liz even though I know it is just a comic strip.
debbie8pole about 6 years ago
And the driver is correct what she just said.
LeeCox about 6 years ago
As the song goes, “He had it coming/He had it coming/He had no one but himself to blame/If you had been there/If you had seen it/I betcha you would have done the same!”
FrannieL Premium Member about 6 years ago
Question…why is Elizabeth taking a teddy bear to school. Just asking.
Jogger2 about 6 years ago
Has Elizabeth ever missed? Looks like she has a good arm.
Lecherous about 6 years ago
If I did all the things I wanted to do, I don’t think I would be alive today.
JaneCl about 6 years ago
Good way to lose the teddy.
rebroxanna about 6 years ago
Yes, she caved to peer pressure, so good lesson. I don’t so much blame her peers for goading her into it, but for the cowardly way they lied about telling her not to do it.
Scoutmaster77 about 6 years ago
She’s a good shot!
BeniHanna6 Premium Member about 6 years ago
Always felt, over the years, that the character Christopher was a bit of a moron.
celtickat53 about 6 years ago
Way to go, Lizzie! Let the little weasel have it!
Dragoncat about 6 years ago
Lesson learned. Definitely.
ajakimber425 about 6 years ago
Deserves you right, Christopher!
sjsczurek about 6 years ago
I seem to remember that it was Michael who was behind it all, and he was the one who got the Superteddy clobber in the end.