Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for September 04, 1988
September 03, 1988
September 05, 1988
Transcript:
Calvin: Can I have a different plate, Mom? Mom: Why? Calvin: Somebody puked on mine. Mom: Just eat your dinner and keep quiet, ok, Calvin? Calvin: Ewwww MMF! Hoopa Argh! Flip, flop. Blahhhhhhh Mom: Oh, knock it off, Calvin. It's hamburger casserole. There's not a thing in there you don't like. Calvin: This hamburger? Chew Chew. Hmm. This bite wasn't so bad, for some reason, I was able to choke it down, anyway. My stomach is still cramping up, but the pains aren't as sharp any more. The secret is to suppress the gag reflex. After I swallow it, I can stand it. Mom: Good. I'm glad this is such a hit.
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Cuddleman over 12 years ago
It is just a personal opinion but I think Bill Watterson is a comic genius. The imagination along with the art and what is really close to real life in many ways. I understand why he stopped but at the same time wish he would have continued maybe even with a different character.
LadyBlanc about 11 years ago
I agree with that. I would’ve loved to see what he did with a different plot and characters.
yow4zip Premium Member over 10 years ago
Great performance by Calvin.
bmonk over 10 years ago
So it rates a thumbs down, Calvin?
AdmiralMercurial about 9 years ago
I wish I could voluntarily change colours.
ClaraBadWolf over 8 years ago
It’s the opposite for me; I usually like what my mom cooks, until she tells me what’s in it.
emyems416 about 3 years ago
“Bravo.” Claps sarcastically “Encore.”
CatDefender over 1 year ago
It seems as though Calvin is being fussy just for the sake of being fussy.
ElJorro over 1 year ago
Still hilarious.