Big Nate by Lincoln Peirce for May 26, 2005
May 25, 2005
May 27, 2005
Transcript:
"Gina, I've come up with a new comic strip for the newspaper! Take a look!" ""Mrs. Gosley"?" "The hilarious adventures of a sadistic sixth-grade teacher!" "Is this based on anybody we know?" "Define "based on"" "Is this Mrs. Godfrey?" "Define "is"."
Cats&bubbles123 almost 12 years ago
Is: 3rd person singular present of be (verb)Verb1. Exist: “there are no easy answers”; “there once was a man”. 2. Used with a present participle to form continuous tenses: “they are coming”; “he had been reading”; “she will be waiting”.
Cabeman1099 over 11 years ago
Ummm didn’t bill Clinton use that line?
Arsenal rock about 11 years ago
lol
Comisftw about 10 years ago
It’s easy to just say “define _____”.
LINK_O_NEAL almost 7 years ago
Welcome all! (if you came), don’t worry I wasn’t going to leave you alone. I got my comments on today’s installment below.
I think Gina might be on to Nate, he should hide the name better especially if the real Mrs. Gosley, (cough GODFREY)(lol), finds it. Pretty sure that it will end in a week-long detention.
Lhenn almost 7 years ago
This is hilarious! I had forgotten about this strip
Natendo almost 7 years ago
I came with Link to. I´m very surprised that old but still good strips have little to no comments on them!
Rachel_E almost 7 years ago
Wow Nate, good answer. I actually might try this answer in a very awkward situation! ;)
3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375 almost 7 years ago
Gina: “Define ‘define’.”
I Like Trains. almost 7 years ago
Define “Godfrey”
Arcery over 4 years ago
Define “based”
Boxo croco says happy derby about 4 years ago
Define “this”