Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for March 18, 1989
March 17, 1989
March 19, 1989
Transcript:
Calvin: I'm not flying! This beanie doesn't make me fly! What's the point of a propeller beanie if you can't even fly when you wear it?! Hobbes: Not "style," certainly. Calvin: What a rip-off! I ate all that cereal, waited weeks and weeks to get the beanie, assemblet it myself, and the dumb thing doesn't even fly! At least it's not a total loss. It came in this great cardboard box. Hobbes: Oh, boy! Now we'll have some fun!
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ChocPi about 14 years ago
Too bad adults aren’t that easily pleased! Little kids are always thrilled with the box, no matter WHAT came in it!
Icalasari over 13 years ago
ChocPi: I’m 18 and a mere kitchen sponge can entertain me :D
HumorMeDark over 12 years ago
I love boxes… O___O
yow4zip Premium Member about 10 years ago
Assembled it himself?!
bmonk about 10 years ago
boxes are priceless.
cocoayoc over 9 years ago
just like cat toys and the boxes that come with them
dianapaulabee over 7 years ago
Calvin is just a cat and we should have known by now
Me2times. almost 6 years ago
For some reason, boxes can entertain children for hours
bRedfish over 5 years ago
its not the box its his imagination.
alexzinuro over 3 years ago
“What a rip-off!” That was my reaction after reading The Cuckoo Clock of Doom, by R. L. Stine, when Michael Webster doesn’t bring his little sister Tara back at the end, and Harry Potter, by J. K. Rowling, when Hermione turns out to be more useful than Harry himself. It was also my reaction to the 1989 Disney adaptation of The Little Mermaid, after I read the original fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen (for instance, in the Disney adaptation, her sisters don’t make any attempt to help her).
JoeManzaJr about 1 year ago
Calvin thought he could fly with a beanie? Yeah, right! Beanies aren’t supposed to make you fly, the propeller’s just for show. And even if it was, he’s too heavy to fly.
Calvin: ARE YOU SAYING I’M FAT?!Hobbes: No, but you could also still have bricks in your pockets.