Big Nate by Lincoln Peirce for April 06, 2000
April 05, 2000
April 07, 2000
Transcript:
"Jenny, I've got to know! How come you're going steady with Ronnie Dwyer instead of me?" "I need to hear it straight from the horse's mouth!" "Horse?" "Perhaps not the phrase I was looking for." "So I'm a horse now?"
Raging Waves over 12 years ago
“Straight from the horse’s mouth” means information from the most reliable source.
bignatesbiggestfan12 about 12 years ago
This aint gonna be good.
mrfsu7524 over 10 years ago
Jenny is not a phrase person. She got mad when nate said what’s shaken bacon and now this.
peanuts511 over 10 years ago
jenny’s a literist
reddyking695 about 7 years ago
Yeah
natalie.rockwell about 7 years ago
I don’t get why he still likes Jenny after about 15 years of abuse from her.
DevilDog2001 Premium Member about 6 years ago
Figure of speech, Jenny.
NETFLIX AND POPTARTS about 5 years ago
Jenny is not the brightest when it comes to figure of speech
Kiwigga almost 4 years ago
It’s weird how people be taking things like metaphor sayings so seriously lol
Doglover26 over 3 years ago
jenny, if you had a brain, you would know this is a phrase. chill and listen
Cute Ice Cream (Cute Cookie Bear) over 3 years ago
yehaw
GloriousComradeOfCommunism over 2 years ago
“I need to hear it straight with honest words!” That should do it!
doctorwho29 over 1 year ago
See? This is proof that Jenny is a jerk as well. Either that or really insecure She can’t even take a figure of speech.
STUFF ENJOYER 8 months ago
Jenny does not know what expressions are.
Arcery 5 months ago
Jenny should calm her horses down and listen to what Nate means.