Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for March 03, 1987
March 02, 1987
March 04, 1987
Transcript:
Calvin: Gee, it was awfully nice of you strangers to have me over for dinner. Dad: Calvin, knock it off. Calvin: You mean me? Is my name Calvin? Dad: You're not fooling anyone, young man. You do not have amnesia. Calvin: This all seems baguely familiar...and yet... ...and yet... Dad: You're asking for an early bedtime, kid. Mom: Well, he seems to remember he likes dessert, anyway. Calvin: This is "dessert," you say? Hmm. Perhaps my memory would return if I had some more. Dad: That's it. Bed!
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scout_lacey about 12 years ago
He really knows how to push his dad’s buttons
yow4zip Premium Member about 12 years ago
Dessert is the cure.
bmonk about 12 years ago
His story is sure bugging Dad! A bonus!
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It almost repays having an early bedtime.
LadyBlanc about 11 years ago
I wonder if most children go through a fascination with amnsia stage. I know I did, though I certainly didn’t carry it the lengths Calvin does. Then again, no one carries it to those lengths!
Q.D.McGraw over 5 years ago
I bet he’d remember he didn’t like that green sludge that crawled off his plate and attacked him.
Nate Wright (Mischief God) almost 3 years ago
Calvin’s a smart little dude.
CHAD OCHOCINCO JOHNSON over 2 years ago
A CLASSIC MOVE
Johnathan Monkeywarts 10 months ago
I should try that to get extra dessert