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Calvin would’ve loved these books by David Peters:
1. Giants of Land, Sea & Air • Past & Present (©1986)
2. A Gallery of Dinosaurs & Other Early Reptiles (©1989)
3. Strange Creatures (©1992)
I’d expect it to come with fries, a drink, a piece of fruit, a dessert, and a copy of Merle the High-Flying Squirrel (©1968) by Bill Peet.
That’s “ma’am”, but yes, I agree. Here’s how she could work it into the song:
♪ "…They all ran after the farmer’s wife;
She cut off their tails with a carving knife…
But the farmer then put all of those tails on ice,
And he called 911; it was really quite nice
When they stitched all of those tails back onto those mice—
A job well-done!" ♪
You’re right; he knew her on May 30, 1989.
They shouldn’t be using the present tense in reference to the huia. As a result of anthropogenic threats, such as habitat destruction, hunting, and introduced species, this unique bird became extinct in 1907. I read about this in The Doomsday Book of Animals: An illustrated account of the fascinating creatures which the world will never see again (©1981) by David Day.
The fraction “⅐” can be found in the “Edit” section at the top of the computer screen. If you click on it and scroll down to the bottom, where it says “Emoji & Symbols”, and then type in “fraction”, you should be able to find “⅐”.
Garfield: ⅐ of your life is on Monday? Gee, who knew?
0.1134 kilogram is ¼ pound; 27,216 kilograms is 60,001 pounds, as opposed to 60,000 pounds.
Actually, the only Mesozoic marine creature known to have reached that size was the ichthyosaur Shonisaurus .
In the second panel, the flight attendant should have said, “I’m afraid your imagination has deceived you”.
Calvin would’ve loved these books by David Peters:
1. Giants of Land, Sea & Air • Past & Present (©1986)
2. A Gallery of Dinosaurs & Other Early Reptiles (©1989)
3. Strange Creatures (©1992)