Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for February 16, 2014

Kant defines virtue as “the moral strength of a human being’s will in fulfilling his duty” Maybe, it’s Calvin’s duty to bring a little mischief in this world.-http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/kant-moral/#VirVic

Hobbes its no use let him be his cute bad little self.

Virtue is its own punishment.

why calvin dun like Susie..?

Funny thing that because he’s been bad so often his parents actually worry if he starts being good.

They also say “Virtue is its own reward.” Which it usually has to be. You go around being virtuous, people don’t notice…unless you forget to do something.

Give it up. Schadenfreude is the only true happiness.

I thought the virtue-panels were just his imagination, but he actualy tried it.

Too much virtue for Calvin!

Ah, the yin and yang of life.

You must be a hoot at cocktail parties.

I wonder at whether at some point the virtue Calvin accumulates will outweigh the consequences of pasting Susie’s pate.

‘The World in a Snowball’ by Calvin

Doesn’t Susie usually beat him up for that?

Behaving or being nice to people is very rare for Calvin.

Never heard the word pate used to mean head.Had to look it up.http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/pate

Got that virtue out of the way a little early this year Calvin.Your free to be yourself until December.

He is like me.

We both have self-control.

But we refuse to be a slave to it.

“Phooey! What do ‘Some Philosophers’ know, anyway?”

Well with the US in general denial over global warming, Calvin isn’t going to run out of snow in his lifetime…

he checked with the groundhog…..

That’s… one way to put it… I guess! lol

A favorite for sure! Each block is a classic!

Ah, one of my favorite Sunday comics