Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for December 03, 1988
December 02, 1988
December 04, 1988
Transcript:
Dad: Hello? Calvin: Hi, Dad! It's me, Calvin. Will you tell me a story? Dad: Calvin, I'm at work! I don't have time to tell you a story now! I'm very busy! Get off the phone. I'm expecting important calls. Calvin: Ok, Dad. I'll just stay here quietly growing up at an unbelievable rate, never spending much special time with my own dad, who's always working. Dad: Right, right. This is the story of the hydraulic pump (fig. 1), the wheel shaft flange (fig. 2), and the evil patent infringement. Calvin: I want a good story.
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insidethenfl over 12 years ago
you’re growing up at an unbelievable rate, all right…
scout_lacey about 12 years ago
Right, and he does’nt get any older
yow4zip Premium Member over 10 years ago
Once upon a time, there was a Dad whose son kept calling him at work….
bmonk about 10 years ago
Of course, it could be worse. Calvin could be calling for the number of a plumber, or where the main shut-off valve is. . . .
tom641 almost 4 years ago
ohey it’s the like, one single comic that suggests what Calvin’s Dad does for work