Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for March 04, 1994
March 03, 1994
March 05, 1994
Transcript:
Calvin: It offends the human ego that nature is indifferent to us. Nature doesn't care if people live or die. It refuses to be tamed. It does whatever it wants and acts like people don't matter. It won't confirm our right to be here. That drives people crazy. We can't stand being ignored. It's insulting and...hey! Hobbes: YAWWNN! Calvin: I think that's also why some people don't like cats.
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WilliamBill almost 10 years ago
some? many.
mawperson about 7 years ago
Since when do cats get bored easily (more easily then other animals i guess)? Hypothetically, cats get bored just as much as everyone else
yow4zip Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Calvin forgot who he was talking to.
n00b about 2 months ago
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