Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for April 07, 2023

For all time males have been doing stupid things to impress females. That includes myself.

And it all comes back to the beginning again

Nurse: “Was she watching you at the time? Because, it doesn’t count if she wasn’t watching…”

Spud honey, that was lesson #1. There will be lots more…..

How could the hornets have known who threw the rock?

I wonder how many throws it took Spud to hit the nest.

She’s an instigator.

How about a rock hard muffin

https://www.gocomics.com/wallace-the-brave/2015/07/20

… but she’s always a woman to me …

Amelia is wicked. (chuckle)

That was a silly thing to do.

Well, they DO say love makes you do stupid things…

As the song says: “The things we do for love…”

I’be been a teacher for over 30 years. Mostly in elementary, the last 10 in intermediate. Boys were perpetually falling in love with girls. I was startled at how very young the boys fell in love: kindergarten. The girls, not so much. It was when they became conscious of the high status society put on having a boyfriend that having a “boyfriend” and being in “love” became an object of desire. Usually around 6th or 7th grade.

Seagull knows better…

In the words of Jed Clampett: “That boy ain’t right.”

And why oh why did he not pull the hoodie tight like Wallace did that time before?

“Buzz” !

As a child, I came up with the idea that throwing stones at a wasps’ nest would provide great amusement for me and my friends. No urging from a girl was necessary. The result was multiple stings on my face, similar to what Wallace The Brave received, as depicted in this strip.

Now, Seagull is Amelia’s lackey???

From Spud’s smile, I’d say it was worth it.

This… yeah… this is relate able

TOU ALREADY DID THAT, AMELIA! TWICE!

Is this a reference to amileas first aperence?