Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for August 26, 2008

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    tenaciousr  over 15 years ago

    Swimsuit? Already anticipating a loss, Suzie?

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    bkharvey  over 15 years ago

    Hobbes cracks me up with his obsession for Jam and Smocks.

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    greatrt  over 15 years ago

    lol…

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    txmystic  over 15 years ago

    bkharvey–yes! He just loves to day, smock, smock, smock, smock!! And you know he’ll help Susie once she compliments him on his Jams.

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    Pat Elvin  over 15 years ago

    Could Susie have the water gun from hell???

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    Silverpearl  over 15 years ago

    Calvin always comes out on the short end.

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    circuit7  over 15 years ago

    It’s hilarious how Calvin ends up on the opposite side of himself in the Hobbes personality. Bill did a fantastic job of balancing when Hobbes is “real” and when he’s just stuffed.

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    Mowgli-Chiara  over 15 years ago

    These guys are for a big surprise, if i remember right Susie’s gun is something to be scared, lol :-D

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    margueritem  over 15 years ago

    Don’t forget that Hobbes loves smooches, too. Do jams lead to smooches?

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    spacemanspiff7314  over 15 years ago

    Too bad Calvin doesn’t realize Hobbes will betray him…

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    McWolfMan  over 15 years ago

    Jams are just the coolest, especially as Hobbes wears them :)

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    jrueter15  over 15 years ago

    hobbes is always funny when hes looking for girls

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    jrueter15  over 15 years ago

    hobbes is always funny when hes looking for girls

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    AnthonyVelasco  over 3 years ago

    The comic on the day when I was born is a water fight? Huh

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