Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for November 30, 1987
November 29, 1987
December 01, 1987
Transcript:
Calvin: I'm going to be the next Houdini! Tie me to this chair and I'll escape! Tie the knots tighter, don't make it so easy for me. Tie my feet, too. Hobbes: All right, let's see you get out of that. Calin: Ha! The Great Calvini can escape from anything! Parent: Calvin, dinner time! Hobbes: Should I tell her you're tied up at the moment, ha ha? Calvin: I'll be (mmf) out of here (rrg) in no time. Gosh, I can't even move.
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yeahiknow over 14 years ago
I love that one.
bmonk about 12 years ago
This is one of the ones that treads such a fine line between the two realities: Calvin’s view of the world, and what everyone else would see.
yow4zip Premium Member about 12 years ago
The Great Calvini isn’t so great.
bmonk about 12 years ago
“Calvin is tied up at the moment”
“Calvin is at the end of his rope.”
“Calvin is in one of his escapist fantasies.”
Ian Wahlquist almost 10 years ago
Indeed. I find it extremely difficult to tie one’s self up to a chair with any success. Perhaps Hobbes IS real, he just pretends to be a toy when he’s around people other than Calvin. This would be the simplest explanation. OHMYGOSH! He tried out for “Toy Story”, but didn’t make the cut, so he went with another angle!
ClaraBadWolf over 9 years ago
At least he never seems to like what his mom cooks for dinner. :)
Tijaro about 4 years ago
reminds me of when I start playing a ranked video game match
jr1234 over 1 year ago
HOW did Calvin tie himself to the chair?
AppleCrusher292 3 months ago
Calvin, that’s like going into a underwater case handcuffed to the ground of the case.