Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for August 22, 1987
August 21, 1987
August 23, 1987
Transcript:
Calvin: C'mon, Hobbes. Let down the rope ladder. Hobbes: What's the rest of the password? Calvin: I think five verses extolling tigers is plenty. You know it's me! Let me up! Hobbes: Ooh, why you lousy, rotten, stinking... Hobbes: If you call me names, you have to start over at the begining. Calvin: Verse six: "Tigers are nimble, and light on their toes, my respect for tigers continually grows." Hobbes: You're not doing the dance.
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yow4zip Premium Member over 11 years ago
That’s a lot of extolling.
bmonk over 11 years ago
Calvin: he can talk the talk, and walk the walk, and even say the verses extolling tigers, but he’s not gonna dance the dance nohow.
Kayla and hobbes over 9 years ago
1.Tigers are mean! Tigers are fierce! Tigers have teeth and claws that pierce!2 tigers are great! They can’t be beat! If I was a tiger that would be neat!6 tigers are nimble and light on there toes, my re-spect for tigers continually grows7 tigers are perfect the e-pit-o-me, of good looks and grace, and quiet dignity12 tigers are great! There the toast of the town! Life’s always better with a tiger around!
Anton Sherwood over 1 year ago
That “REspect” reminds me of Pogo somehow.