Big Nate by Lincoln Peirce for July 08, 2012

Some people who aren’t good at a sport just shouldn’t play. Marty is one of those people.

Dad’s ball landed in the rough (a place from which it’s very hard to get the ball out) and Nate asks for a bribe to kick it out and pretend it didn’t.

Is this dad’s way of preparing son for future in adult world?

Cheater(s)

When he said fore was that fore (tee hee!) going too far or too short?

Good deal! Like father like son.

i hope there not playing tennis next

Mr. Peirce, can you bring Audrey the lifeguard back into the strips? The strips with here in it were funny.

I agree with “Raging Waves”

Oh sure, sure. They’re alone, so nobody’s around to witness the ‘lil double-play. If dad’s deciding to not play it out of the rough, he coulda just kicked his topflite 4 out himself. And Nate, he’s got “some pocket $$$$”, just like “Judge” Smails did!! Gee. Gosh!! Neat-o!!

Still, the greatest human lesson in today’s adventure was: we understand each other……Golly! Wow!!

How can’t you get it

I like it when they get along with each other.

The money that Marty is handing Nate looks like a 1 dollar monopoly bill

another fore

like father like son, but the father’s probably worse

Father-Son Bonding.

Wait they didn’t color the money

So the money in this script is white

Has anyone else noticed that the money isn’t colored?