FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for November 01, 2010
October 30, 2010
November 02, 2010
Transcript:
Peter: Man, it's too nice out to be cooped up studying "Hamlet" But I've only got a slim "A"- average going into this test. If I screw up at all, I could drop a grade. To "B" or not to "B" that is the question.
callak over 13 years ago
Knowing Peter, probably won’t pull off the A- still.
ABComic over 13 years ago
An A- is impressive to begin with…
cdward over 13 years ago
^Yeah, I wouldn’t have thought it of Peter. Of course, with Jason as a brother, A- seems rather disappointing.
Dkram over 13 years ago
Alas poor Peter, I knew him well.
\\//_
Sandfan over 13 years ago
Peter is going to suffer the slings and and arrows of outrageous fortune unless he takes arms against this sea of troubles.
phydeaux44 over 13 years ago
Peter remember: the play … the play’s the thing, wherein you’ll catch the GPA of the King!
craigwestlake over 13 years ago
Just an update: I took action today with the appropriate persons. Now we will see if anything happens with the spam.
meandkage over 13 years ago
Dang! I am amongst a heady crowd…I wish I knew Shakespeare better!
KimberlyT over 13 years ago
haha, love it.
cwreenactor over 13 years ago
Arrrgghhh!!! (& LOL)
MisngNOLA over 13 years ago
Nab, just wondering, Vonnegut?
JP Steve Premium Member over 13 years ago
If Peter needed to study to raise his grade to a “B” would have been more in character.
fishbulb239 almost 12 years ago
While I do appreciate the notion of trying to introduce a child to classic literature that they would never select on their own, you do run the risk of turning them off of reading altogether if it becomes an unpleasant chore. And while I appreciate the joke in the final panel, it would have been a bit confounding if Peter were considering the possibility that studying would allow him to RAISE his grade to a “B.” Peter, at any point in time, having an “A” in anything? That seems about as far-fetched as Tyson’s actually being concerned with their chickens’ welfare.