Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for December 22, 1993
December 21, 1993
December 23, 1993
Transcript:
Calvin: What if there is no Santa Claus? You know, a lot of this Santa stuff is hard to believe. The flying reindeer, going around the world in one night, the whole chimney bit...what if it's all some cruel hoax and I'm being good for nothing? Hobbes: You've always been good for nothing! Calvin: If he exists, Santa will forgive this one.
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UplinkAnsh over 13 years ago
Cool one Hobbes!!!
CloudsofGrey about 12 years ago
My mom told me Santa didn’t exist when I was five. Never gotten so much as a pairif socks from Santa. Sigh…
Quit yer spamming about 12 years ago
What yeh mean E’s not real O.oCurse Ye Laddie Curse Yelol
LadyBlanc over 11 years ago
Santa is the embodiment of the spirit of Christmas. It might be the parents doing the labor, but the gifts do come from the spirit of Christmas. I say that makes Santa perfectly real!
Xalder about 10 years ago
I say let’s start telling kids the truth and make it a holiday to appreciate your family that much more.
WilliamBill about 10 years ago
At’s Ok -I dont have a chimininey
AdmiralMercurial about 10 years ago
Pascal’s Wager.
yow4zip Premium Member about 6 years ago
When you’re given an opportunity you have to take it.
Ωmega over 4 years ago
hobbes:1 calvin:0