Big Nate by Lincoln Peirce for May 08, 1991
May 07, 1991
May 09, 1991
Transcript:
Nate: I've discovered an interesting fact, Dad! Since the beginning of the year, you've suspended my TV privileges six times! Nate: Meanwhile, Ellen hasn't even been punished once! I ask you, is that a blatant show of favoritism or what? Dad: Au contraire. Nate: I don't know what that meant, but I know when to leave.
Matchip19 almost 11 years ago
is that french?
Mark Thames almost 11 years ago
Au contraire is french, but it’s sometimes used in english as a phrase.
dchur123 over 10 years ago
It means that he likes Ellen more
ImTheRealDirtyDan over 7 years ago
everyone knows that phrase church1738
Hockey17 almost 7 years ago
Marty can be scary when he wants to.
BradyAbel over 6 years ago
it mean on the contraire go to google translat
Just Peachy! about 2 years ago
Au contraire means: “On the contrary” in frenchNate doesn’t do his work and gets in trouble, therefore he gets punished unlike Ellen who works hard in school and is well behaved
#1comicnerd about 2 years ago
nates dad is sexist
little big nate over 1 year ago
I found out later it just means on the contrary
STUFF ENJOYER 9 months ago
Favoritism.