Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for February 17, 1987
February 16, 1987
February 18, 1987
Transcript:
Mom: Out you go, Hobbes. Into the dryer. Calvin: Goodness, you're a fright. Hobbes: Tell your mom to put some conditioner in the wash next time.
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kpreethy almost 14 years ago
I am rolling on the floor!!
blackdove almost 14 years ago
i love wit when they wash him… he gets all dizzy
Nanomi over 13 years ago
That’s what I look like when i wash my hair LOL
manasir over 13 years ago
love it how Calvin is waiting in the 2nd panel!! He is so obsessed with Hobbes….he wont live without him for a second!
HumorMeDark over 12 years ago
Calvin’s waiting for Hobbes is touching. :’D
bmonk about 12 years ago
Wait until he gets out and tries to walk! LOOPY!
yow4zip Premium Member about 12 years ago
Get fuzzy.
jassonlsm76 over 8 years ago
“Out you go”, then “into the dryer”… I’m afraid I don’t quite grasp the grammar for Mom’s sentence.
Oh I think I got it – “out you go” from the washer and “into the dryer”. I hadn’t realized they have separate machines for the task.
Odie's best friend about 2 years ago
me when i have trouble using the hair dryer