Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for November 27, 2015

You have become wise from experience, Calvin.

Calvin must find some way to save his sole.

Caution! Tiger is lurking!!

When my sons were little boys, you could only buy shoes made of leather and they were very expensive. When I bought shoes for them we needed whole money we earned!Once we bought 3 new bicycles, one for every boy. Driving first time, they went through a wood, over stones and roots. Coming home again the bikes were ruined! We didn’t buy new ones again!!

..roaming in all that beautiful landscape,creek and skating with Hobbes did that thing. What’s wrong in couple of shoes. I would love to be Calvin.

Calvin’s gotten wily due to painful experience. Whatever you can say about the kid, he has an active intellect and can occasionally (very occasionally) learn from his prior experience.

In the long run, I think Hobbes is happy if Calvin learns to be tricksy. It makes the game more fun for the tiger.

sole and heel comments are hilarious…

memories of days long gone but well remembered

$1.00 a week? My brother, sister and I got $.10 a week if we accomplished all the chores properly.

Where’s the other shoe in the third scene?

Based upon what I see in today’s strip, Hobbes chews up Calvin’s shoes!

Let me ponder this for a moment… Hobbes is a stuffed tiger… a stuffed tiger that can chew…

?

I have my methods!

Throwing his shoes to the lions—or at least the tiger, who has his pride!

These days, unless I go outside and shoes are a requirement, I rarely wear shoes. As a result, the bottoms of my feet are heavily calloused…