Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for February 15, 2012

I’d say so, Hobbes.

Drop kick me jesis through the goldpost of life.

So true, Hobbes. LOL! Snerk!

The thing is, you never stop learning, Calvin – even if you do stop going to school.

The more you know, the more you know you don’t know.

Advice from dad… “Advice is something we get from our parents, but we don’t use it, we save it and give it to our kids.”

live and learn. or you don`t live long

I think my dad used to say something like that to me when I was a kid.Does anbody else collect the books?

My dad used to say “I brought you into the world, I can take you out…”

I like “goldpost” – it’s quite poetic. But what is “jesis”?

From “Cottonpatch Gospel”.

What I’d like to see some day is for Calvin to have a dream about his future as a father of Calvin Junior.

Calvin should read "Learning for Dummies!!

Usually ‘a word to the wise is sufficient’, but in this case, a word to Calvin was sufficient …for now!

@SUSAN NEWMAN,Nevertheless, Dad’s comment brought Calvin to a climax!

There;s always got to be one jerk that has to get political. GO AWAY!!!

Made reading the comics today worthwhile, all by itself. LOL.

My dad learned me with a kick in the rear, otherwise i might have growed up to be a politician

Yay!!! Go Dad! Go Dad!!

That is what the “prosperity gospel” folks is all about!

Or as old as I get.Thats threatening talk Dad.

LOL!!! :-D

Calvin, you’ll thank your father one day at your college graduation.

I found that if you want to find out how knowledgeable someone is on a subject. Ask them to tell you everything that they don’t know about it . The more you know about something, the more you know there is to learn.

Awwwww, Poor Calvin.

You tell him, Dad!

xxx

You never stop learning. When I went to college, tubes were still king. The four years had one course on transistors (1961) plus the course on computers was evenly divided between digital and analog computers.

Calvin the budding lawyer having logic battles with his Dad, and discussions of same with Hobbes. When he gets older and learns how to play Texas Hold’em Poker, look out world….

The problem in education is to motivate the students.

By golly Calvin’s old man knows how to react. My son had to learn the hard way, but he did learn what his old man wanted.

Even in those pleasures, what makes them worth experiencing is the learning. ;)

Sounds like Dad’s poll numbers are falling again

You call them a teenager.

I’m 45 now, and I agree with Calvin more than ever: Let them be kids and explore at their own pace; let them start learning the moment they, themselves appreciate its value. Then, help then all you can as an adult.

Calvin, homework builds character. NOW DO IT!

He he thats funny

“I’m not young enough to know everything.” – Oscar Wilde