Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for April 05, 2009

I think that has happened to all of us when we were kids.

I think we all hate that too.

The cold will get you every time. And the speed factor that increases with age.

Never fails to happen and here it is April and we are getting snow.

PB4UGO

Yep, happens every time!

Today’s comic illustrates in a very nice way one of Murphy’s laws.

Oh drat!

I was just musing on how the comics aren’t funny any more. Bring back more good old ones.

We did things abit differently when I was a kid. Those snowbank whizzes became an art form of sorts.

Calvin’s way is far more socially acceptable, tedious and boring.

I have an alternative version of this: Having the same urge after putting on full PPE (our term for gowns, gloves, sometimes masks)and starting a complicated procedure when I work with biological specimens.

When I was in the military this always happened when the temperature was cold, we were out in the field and after I got all into the sleeping bag. Never failed!

Jest so, Drtoon. Love the Easter avatar Marg, huh?

Wicky I actually saw that as a vanity plate on a minivan with about 8 kids in it!!! ROFL

Goodquestion says:

Jest so, Drtoon. Love the Easter avatar Marg, huh?

~ Thank you, they are dark chocolate.

That usually only happens to me when I’m winter-camping 100 miles from the “facilities”

grazer: “…his name in the Snow?” “It was Lady Favisham’s hand writing.”

Punch line to an old joke.

My mother trained me to go to the bathroom just before I went anywhere!

this one reminded me of myself

Always use the facilities before donning full HAZMAT gear. Sweat wicking stockings,leggings and top. Tyvek overalls,hood, booties and nitrile gloves, all duct taped closed. Scott airpak, radio and full face mask. Over suit with full head hood, boots and gloves, again taped closed. Rescue harness, rescue line, supplied air line Roughly 80 lbs., plus whatever tools the job calls for.

aerwalt says: grazer: “…his name in the Snow?” “It was Lady Favisham’s hand writing.” Punch line to an old joke.

HAHAHA!

At least Mom didn’t have to dress and undress him. Calvin is actually trained well in one area.

I posted that on the reefer for my wife…she had a fit.

that one was my mom’s favorite, bless her– she taught preschool.

Go before you get dressed. Problem solved.

Planning ahead

being in the medical field one has access to a nifty device called a condom catheter….the trick is not to get it tangled up with your hair