Big Nate by Lincoln Peirce for September 28, 1997
September 27, 1997
September 29, 1997
Transcript:
TEDDY: What a game! Five to zip! NATE: Yup! I was amazing out there today! FRANCIS: We all were, Nate! It was a team victory! NATE: Yeah but who's the star of the team? Me! I was a stone wall! I stopped everything they sent my way! FRANCIS: But the rest of us scored five goals! NATE: So what? It all starts with goal tending! Let's face facts guys: as goalie, I am the backbone of the team. FRANCIS: Wedgie. NATE: No! Hey! Help! FRANCIS: For a backbone he's surprisingly spineless.
ReneeZimbodgi over 11 years ago
I was reading aloud Calvin and Hobbes once, said “what could possibly go wrong”, and a few hours later, got hit by a car.
PBS1! over 4 years ago
We’ve had this same lesson shoved down our throats multiple times, but it never hurts to review.
karthikprasad7328 over 3 years ago
Well, nate’s right there because the goalie is indeed the most important and underrated player. It’s harder to be a goalie than a striker(btw i am a midfielder)
Over-Confident Nate (Comic Reviewer) over 3 years ago
I can see his butt crack
NYAVOR!!! over 3 years ago
Actually, Nate’s right. The goalie is the most important person on the pitch.
hockey man over 3 years ago
it is true
Arcery 5 months ago
Ok, but who’s the other guy that’s bullying Nate?