Panel 3 brought back a vivid memory of those galoshes, heavy rubberized boots that you wore over your shoes on snowy days walking to school. Galoshes and snow mostly gone now.
There was a Civil War general whose last words were “they couldn’t hit an elephant at this distance…” https://allthatsinteresting.com/general-john-sedgwick
BE THIS GUY over 2 years ago
Just put on the boots — one without a sock — and don’t let your mother find out.
dadthedawg Premium Member over 2 years ago
What are you…..an electric dryer?
codycab over 2 years ago
It wasn’t your taunts, Calvin.
The Calvinosaurus That Calvin Wanted To Discover over 2 years ago
Hobbes: “And I took that personally.”
Johnny Q Premium Member over 2 years ago
Remember when Charlie Brown’s pitch led to a hit that took off his shoes, socks and shirt?
MichaelAxelFleming over 2 years ago
Panel 3 is a masterpiece of cartoon physics.
M2MM over 2 years ago
I LOVE panel#3
whahoppened over 2 years ago
MythBusters showed you can’t be knocked out of your socks. (In the real world anyway.)
rklynch over 2 years ago
Jeez. Who threw that snowball? Roger Clemens??
Red33410 over 2 years ago
“I only can find one of your socks!”
rentier over 2 years ago
It was a strong shot!!
BigDaveGlass over 2 years ago
Hobbes has great aim, the eye of the tiger you might say…….
adunano367 over 2 years ago
In my short career as a snowball pitcher, I never quite achieved that “POW” effect.
dcdete. over 2 years ago
Maybe my aging eyes are deceiving me but it looked like Calvin was wearing socks with two pairs of shoes!
Susan00100 over 2 years ago
I wonder if Calvin is related to Charlie Brown.
BTW, I thought it was Susie who threw that snowball—not Hobbes!!
jagedlo over 2 years ago
Hobbes could pitch for the Detroit Tigers (that is if they ever have a baseball season this year)!
dwdl21 over 2 years ago
He Charlie Browned him good…lol
russef over 2 years ago
This is why Bill stopped tooning. The kid wasn’t gonna make it to 10.
A Hip loving Canadian... over 2 years ago
POW… Right in the kisser.
Gandalf over 2 years ago
Calvin’s Charlie Brown moment…
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member over 2 years ago
Sometimes wisdom and karma hit us at the same time. It’s never pretty.
Will_Scarlet over 2 years ago
That’s pretty chivalrous of Hobbes, post-victory.
GoBlue over 2 years ago
Grammar lesson for today: “I can find only one of your socks.” There will be a test tomorrow. I hope you took notes!
mountainclimber over 2 years ago
Panel 3 brought back a vivid memory of those galoshes, heavy rubberized boots that you wore over your shoes on snowy days walking to school. Galoshes and snow mostly gone now.
jrankin1959 over 2 years ago
So, that’s who bats against pitcher Charlie Brown…
ChessPirate over 2 years ago
You just have to face the facts, Calvin…
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brick10 over 2 years ago
A missing sock? I can hear Mom’s sigh from here!
Redd Panda over 2 years ago
Anyone toss a snowball and your mitten froze to the ball.
‘’Hey, gimme back my mitten!’’
mistercatworks over 2 years ago
Uh, never get into a snowball fight with a tiger? Lesson learned.
Dr. Whom over 2 years ago
There was a Civil War general whose last words were “they couldn’t hit an elephant at this distance…” https://allthatsinteresting.com/general-john-sedgwick
snowedin, now known as Missy's mom over 2 years ago
Was he wearing shoes under the boots?
dbradway1 over 2 years ago
Hm, I thought he might be taunting Susie.
hagarthehorrible over 2 years ago
Neat representation of mass inertia and momentum transfer. Bill might have aced in physics.
BiggerNate91 over 2 years ago
Taking “it’s gonna knock your socks off” to a literal level. Shoes and boots, too.
On another note, who wears shoes and boots together, anyway?
DenO Premium Member over 2 years ago
Panel #3! Yikes!
Otis Rufus Driftwood over 2 years ago
What did you expect, Calvin?
Dkram over 2 years ago
Looks like Charlie Brown on the pitcher’s mound.
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Odie's best friend over 2 years ago
My question is.How did he throw it so hard!?
GreggW Premium Member over 2 years ago
Reality check – Suzy or some other kid threw the snowball, but in his schizoid imagination it was Hobbes.