Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for January 10, 1989
January 09, 1989
January 11, 1989
Transcript:
Calvin: Will you read this tonight? Dad: "An ode to tigers"? Calvin: Hobbes wrote it. Dad: "The zebra's stripes are lacking hues, so they don't compare to you-know-whose." "Orange, black and white is what to wear! It's haute couture for those who dare! It's camouflage, and stylish, too! Yes, tiger's look the best, it's true!" This goes on? Calvin: For pages. Pretty tedious isn't it?
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RSwain81 almost 13 years ago
And yet if they asked him to write something like that for school….
sebastiakitty over 10 years ago
@Blair HunterBut doesn’t Hobbes do most of his homework already?
yow4zip Premium Member over 10 years ago
William Blake would be proud.
bmonk about 10 years ago
That poem lacks a certain symmetry.
govvedi 7 months ago
Great pen, bill!