Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson
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Bill Watterson’s Calvin and Hobbes has been a worldwide favorite since its introduction in 1985. The strip follows the richly imaginative adventures of Calvin and his trusty tiger, Hobbes. Whether a poignant look at serious family issues or a round of time-travel (with the aid of a well-labeled cardboard box), Calvin and Hobbes will astound and delight you.
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cleokaya
said,
8 months ago
I always worked best at the last moment too.
cleokaya
said,
8 months ago
Okey,Mercury…a car, very similar to a Ford. It is not a planet, but it does revolve around a son. A son, who seems likely from another planet
Ivy0730 said, 8 months ago
make effort at the last moment
thats what all geniuses do, so am I!! LOL
Northwoodser said, 8 months ago
Let’s see now—I’ll just fill this paper with a bunch of words.
baslim_the_begger
said,
8 months ago
Frankly, I think he is giving it all the attention it deserves from a first grader.
grammahotsho said, 8 months ago
When you don’t know look thoughtful!
rshive said, 8 months ago
Now what was it that Spiff saw?
prasrinivara said, 8 months ago
Well, I can remember a 3-cast play which I had to do for German class in 11th grade. The day we had to present, the one who had the dialog was MIA–so I (and the remaining cast member) wrote up a skit in about 10 minutes, not even completing it before we got called up. The teacher docked us down to 7/10, which was probably fine for ad-libbing.
On the MIA cast-member; when she showed up again the next day, the teacher asked for presentation–whereupon we told him (the teacher) that we’d already presented and gotten graded, so she got zip!
DreamScourge said, 8 months ago
Ahh this brings back memories. Mine was on the history of space flight, I had an awsome title and a few hastely dredged up facts from my own memory… I got an ‘F’ lol
bleepingdeadalien said, 8 months ago
Calvin does his best work at crunch time…I will follow his lead.
ninmas said, 8 months ago
once i was borrowing a library book for school and had renewed it as much as possible,finished it quikly RIGHT before mom returned it, because it was due that day and i had put it off for two and a half months! sigh , calvin reminds me of my self when i read this.
BirishB said, 8 months ago
I’ll bet everyone has a story like this …
Mine was a class lecture on how DNA is replicated in the nucleus of the human cell. Problem was, the class was held on “Irish Heritage Day” and me and a bunch of friends thought it would be a good idea to drink before school. So … last minute lecture delivered on liquid confidence. That went reeeaaalll well …
Macushlalondra
said,
8 months ago
He just didn’t want Susie to boss him around. Calvin has a great imagination, watch him make up something great and get an A.
bald 716 said, 8 months ago
sometimes you think more clearly if you cram at the last minute
CaptainColorado said, 8 months ago
I’m more like Susie in this respect. In school, I would work for days on a project, have everything done correctly acording to the guidelines, go above and beyond the requirements and just pull a “C”. My friend would throw something together at the last minute and would get a “A”. It pays to be teacher’s pet.
bmonk
said,
8 months ago
I’m *so* glad this report will be “exhaustively researched” … . ;-)
musicnut1986 said, 8 months ago
I love the facial expressions in the third panel. Susie is thinking “what a #$%^&* JERK!” while Calvin is thinking “what a #$%^&* JERK!”.
BAMNATION said, 8 months ago
haha - in college I brought the wrong disc for a presentation. It had my working title ‘sh1t for class’ and a few diagrams. I spoke through all the diagrams and answered all of the questions all off of the top of my head. the prof deducted points because of the presentation layout / title and lack of information. but otherwise it was better then most others.. ha!!
cloudcat625 said, 8 months ago
I do this like every day for english! I always manage to get “A”s anyways!
kirbey
said,
8 months ago
This is one of my favorite story lines…
stupendousman6 said, 8 months ago
that’s me.
jcipc2004 said, 8 months ago
Apparently everyone in that reads this strip is ADD like Calvin. I’m surprised they don’t have him on 1000mg of Ritalin…haha.
grazer said, 8 months ago
On the weekend before the deadline, I frantically threw together my science project for the HS competition exhibits we had been given a couple of months to do. I really winged it at Monday morning’s assembly and was somehow voted to take my science project onto the next competitive levels. It eventually won a 2nd place ribbon at the State Science Fair.
Like Calvin, I was always preoccupied with more important things then schoolwork. And, like Calvin, I sometimes lucked out.
Wildmustang1262 said, 8 months ago
Susie already finished hers on time. Calvin didn’t finish his reserch on Mercury, the fastest planet around the Sun. Tch!
I love the three panel the way Calvin gives dirty looks behind Susie’s back. ppphhhfffttt! LOLs! Wish Calvin good luck on his research about Mercury.
amra8791 said, 8 months ago
I made my paper too. It’s was about my inkjet printer (propably seen first when starting). I got an F… and the next student too cause teacher was too upset to think clearly after my show :(
attyush said, 8 months ago
Hey, a good title is half the work done (or maybe not if it is 5 mins before the presentation).
sigh…see you in the principle’s office.
Wiseguy411 said, 8 months ago
My project involved a threesome - me and two Susies. I did all the research, made the presentation, and answered the questions after. The teacher gave an overall mark for each group. One of the Susies was the team leader. She was allowed to allocate the marks. She gave herself a ten - because she was the leader, and HER BEST FRIEND (who could not answer a single question in her areas) a nine. I got the remaining marks. I stopped taking an interest in group projects almost immediately.
aerwalt
said,
8 months ago
Years ago I was called upon in college to give a prepared talk on a subject of my choosing. I thought that it was due the following week, so I gave a 10 minute lecture on how to give a talk when you are not prepared.
I passed.
Leonardeuler said, 8 months ago
What has the planet Mercury to do with the metal mercury ? Is there any relationship ? C’mon Calvin, let’s go for an investigation.
Leonardeuler said, 8 months ago
Brilliant, Aerwalt, splendid.
I wished I could do it myself when I was in school.
PaulAtreides said, 8 months ago
sometimes i used to wish F meant fantastic and A meant awful
pouncingtiger said, 8 months ago
Calvin’s last second tactic.
mrprongs said, 8 months ago
He doesn’t know his last name yet?
bmonk
said,
8 months ago
Leonardeuler says:
“What has the planet Mercury to do with the metal mercury ? Is there any relationship ?”
AFAIK, it’s because the metal is liquid, and so moves faster than any other metal, just like the planet, or the god (Mercury being messenger of the gods).
Tabby Lynn
said,
8 months ago
Marg. where are you at?? i am missing you comments. i hope you are well.
harry9calvin said, 8 months ago
hey, this has nothing to do with this comic, but I was wondering if anybody could tell me about what date the comic was published where Calvin asks about the first guy to drink milk? I have the complete collection and I want to find that one to copy and put on my wall!
harry9calvin said, 8 months ago
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SKYE8463 said, 8 months ago
Unlike Calvin, I am usually prepared for my projects and reports. Calvin you idiot why do you hate school so much, besides the fact you have to put up with Moe, Susie, Ms. Wormwood, and the principal? If you studied and not pretended to be Spaceman Spiff you wouldn’t be in this trouble!!!
mark said, 8 months ago
Procrastinators of the world….nah I’ll tell you tomorrow.
Wiseguy411. … most men would give their right arm to have a threesome with a 10 and a 9.
corpuskevin said, 8 months ago
Isn’t Calvin lucky Susie doesn’t have a rocket launcher. Or else I’m sure he would have paid.
harywer said, 8 months ago
i dont think he ExHausivELY REsEaRchEd his report.
hiesop said, 8 months ago
He, he, he!
krisch said, 8 months ago
@cleokaya: hey cleokaya, your icon is super-cute.. :) and yes that was how i worked on my reports too..
teaguemj said, 8 months ago
I was a Susie. Worked, Worked, Worked. Got up in front of a group- and wham! Couldn’t talk, couldn’t think, and was lucky just not to pass out.
Terry1844 said, 7 months ago
SPACEMAN BIFF!! Calling SPACEMAN BIFF…. where are you???
shurely Spaceman Biff has Visited Mercury…