Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for May 12, 1989
May 11, 1989
May 13, 1989
Transcript:
Calvin: Can I be excused now? Mom: You didn't finish your dinner. Calvin: Well, I didn't like it very much, and there's this TV show I want to watch, so... Mom: Our TV was stolen, remember? Calvin: Gosh, I guess I'll eat my asparagus, do my homework, and go straight to bed, then. Mom: And we're so proud of how you handle adversity.
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bhillianthe over 14 years ago
check 3rd panel
Icalasari about 14 years ago
Well damn. A robbery may be the best thing to have ever happened to Calvin!
renrutnagrom almost 12 years ago
Yeah, in the third panel what happened to Calvin’s dinner?
yow4zip Premium Member over 10 years ago
It finally hits home.
bmonk about 10 years ago
Yep. It comes to roost.
Official_Dalek about 9 years ago
They should have staged a robbery and just hid the TV in storage or something…
All for Calvin
Me2times. over 6 years ago
The only way to get Calvin to do his homework, stolen TV
rgcviper about 3 years ago
I LOVE Calvin’s face in the third panel here. Classic.
alexzinuro 9 months ago
Calvin’s expression in the third panel: my reaction when I found out that the prehistoric armored predatory fish Dunkleosteus of the Devonian period was not 40 feet long and 8¼ tons in mass, but 12½ feet long and 500 pounds in mass.
I calculated the former size based on this creature’s depiction in Let’s All Draw Dinosaurs, Pterodactyls, and Other Prehistoric Creatures (©1990) by Sue Pinkus and Bruce Robertson (the illustration of the Dunkleosteus is by Graham Rosewarne), and the latter size from The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures: A Visual Who’s Who of Prehistoric Life (2013 edition) by Prof. Barry Cox et al. (the fish and amphibians are illustrated by Colin Newman). Nevertheless, Dunkleosteus was a fascinating Paleozoic fish. Facts and figures regarding animals, prehistoric and present-day, shouldn’t have to be exaggerated in order to seem more impressive.