Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for September 27, 2014

Let’s hope, the future Mrs. Calvin handles the household finances.

I sure don’t want you to be my future banker, Calvin!!! ;)

When Calvin grows up, he’s going to be married to Susie. We all know this…

You’re forgetting reverse interest.

Oh, yeah , that’ll teach her, Calvin. Got 2 tens for a five?

If Susie was honest she would have given Calvin a nickel change.

This may be among Watterson’s best.

Well, time to hire a math tutor, Calvin! (Yeah, right.)

How can Hobbes be better at math than Calvin is?

Oh, boy.

Hilarious slapstick that I didn’t see coming.

If Calvin didn’t get into so much debt he’d probably have a good fortune.

If Calvin doesn’t know he got cheated, then Hobbes shouldn’t know either. Hobbes is only Calvin’s imagination.

…………………………….Click here: Calvin and Hobbes (June 4, 1993)Click here: Peanuts (December 6, 1970)Click here: Peanuts (October 5, 1968)

There are 10 kinds of people. Those who understand binary and those who don’t.

This reminds me of the poem “Smart” by Shel Silverstein.

The quintessential “consequences” scenario. Even if he doesn’t get it right now. Neatly done!

I just love the “Did he just really say that” look on Hobbes face in the third panel!

math counts; science rules.

A new government 10 year survey costing $3,000,000,000 revealed that 3/4 of the people in America make up 75% of the population…

Someone had a shooting gallery at a school bazaar -5c per shot. Business was slow.So, they put up a sign that read 3 shots for a quarter,and customers were lining up!

Just a bit of friendly advice from your good friend Hobbes.

xxx

Suzie did nothing wrong by taking Calvin’s 30 cents. He admitted he tried to cheat her, he deserved what he got.

That’s 5 cents extra!

Maybe cartoon math is like cartoon physics…

All things being equal, math would be a lot simpler.

Or realize if they take the dime, you’ll never make the offer again!

Is it cheating if you already tried to cheat before?