Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for July 29, 1992
July 28, 1992
July 30, 1992
Transcript:
Calvin: It's too hot to sleep with you in the bed. You're blocking the breeze and you take up too much room! Opening the window more isn't going to help! The problem is your big, hot, furry body! Hey! Leggo! I didn't mean it! No! I'm comfortable! Really! And Mom can't imagine how my pajamas get so gritty.
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LadyBlanc almost 11 years ago
So this has happened before, more than once apparently, and you still don’t have the sense not to harrangue the tiger?
cataleap over 8 years ago
But I don’t get it, the tiger is stuffed. Does that mean Calvin’s imagination forces Calvin to sleep on the roof?!If so; WOW.
yow4zip Premium Member over 6 years ago
That kid’s got grit.
johnball12345 over 3 years ago
Calvin’s house is clearly in a state of dimensional flux. He never used to have a garage outside that window.
AntonL.Graf almost 3 years ago
“The problem is your big, hot, furry body!”
“… Honey? I think there’s something wrong with our son.”