Big Nate by Lincoln Peirce for March 24, 2013

Off a decade Nate. Start to hit the books, or, in his case, hit the books with Cheez Doodles and a Mountain Dew

Fifty years after the publication of the Declaration of Independence

And then, Francis, y’all can take a delights-filled walk down Nate’s twilight-zone-y path of known, sorta-known and downright completely unknown…….science facts!! Strap on your hard hats, gang!! We’re goin’ in, and it don’t look pretty!! Glee! GLEE!!

Nate was 10 years off… the answer is 1826!

surely, nobody will leave a comment with the answer. If you are talking about a math question that is: 43-17 = ?, you don’t really need to say what the answer is , do you?I didn’t think so because that would be like solving something like “Prove that a^n = b^n + c^n has no nonzero integer solutions for n>2.”when the answer is that easy, it’s just understood

Too late Nate.

Nate’s gonna fail his test. Again.

Am I the only one who thinks Big Nate would make an awesome cartoon on like CN or Nick? Maybe a live action movie to boost popularity

This is the kind of meaningless minutiae public schools force kids to memorize rather than learning important things. What does the exact year of his death matter? What matters is why he is important in the context of history. Sigh.

Nate, how old are you?

In 1814 we took a little trip…

Everyone should remember this – it was July 4, 1826, exactly 50 years after the Declaration of Independence, and Thomas Jefferson died that same day.

no

I tried for 10 seconds but then quit too. So now you are not alone.

1735 or over. JOHN ADAMS WOULD BE OVER THAT! 100 YEARS OR MORE!

Either 1860 or 1826.

It’s 1826 Nate

He died in 1826

you idiot, its 1826

it was 1826