Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for October 20, 2014

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    BE THIS GUY  about 10 years ago

    Yes, they are.

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    BE THIS GUY  about 10 years ago

    Mom has big feet.

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    nosirrom  about 10 years ago

    Then she’ll have to change her outfit.

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    watmiwori  about 10 years ago

    The day of reckoning cometh, and thou look’st not for it. It shall go hard with thee.

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    bluram  about 10 years ago

    Those aren’t feet, those are gun boats!

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    Say What? Premium Member about 10 years ago

    Now, now, folks. Let’s not go stepping on any toes, no matter how far they stick out.

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    Hobbes Premium Member about 10 years ago

    Calvin has had the same problem as his mom previously:Click here: Calvin and Hobbes (April 24, 1986)Click here: Peanuts (August 4, 1959)Click here: Peanuts (August 18, 1974)Click here: Peanuts (August 15, 1988)

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    rshive  about 10 years ago

    Nasty, nasty, Calvin.

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    jrankin1959  about 10 years ago

    Only ONE pair of shoes? Time to suspend a little disbelief, here…

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    CalvinObvious  about 10 years ago

    Calvin and his pet tiger Hobbes are playing hide and seek while Calvin’s parents get ready to have dinner with Uncle Max.

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    Karaboo2  about 10 years ago

    Mom could borrow a pair of Dads shoes, but it looks like her feet are bigger than Dads, so she’ll have to ware her flip-flops.

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    sundogusa  about 10 years ago

    We had a babysitter who hit my brothers She was only hired when I (the oldest) could not babysit. My parents didn’t believe it at first. The next time they hired her, my sister said she was running away because she didn’t want to get hit. Mom said she was crazy. The babysitter showed up and smacked my sister. Two of brothers jumped on the babysitter. They told my sister to call mom & dad. When my parents came home my brothers and sisters were visibly shaken and the babysitter ran out the door. My parents talked to her parents. I don’t think she ever babysat again. At least not for my family! I wonder what happened to her? Can’t even remember her name anymore….

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    happy peter  about 10 years ago

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    neverenoughgold  about 10 years ago

    Baby sitters? Isn’t this what grandparents are for?.At least until they… well, you know!

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    Number Three  about 10 years ago

    Especially if that babysitter is Rosalyn!

    xxx

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    Susie Derkins D:  about 10 years ago

    He’ll fail in 5…4……3……..2……….1…….

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    FosterGrant  about 10 years ago

    Barefoot women are SO hot.

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    Hobbes Premium Member about 10 years ago

    Hi MysteryCat. Yes, it does sound strange. Since there are no adults in Peanuts, Lucy sometimes plays a role that is sort of like a parent to Linus — relaying instructions from their mom, for example. In this case, it seems like Charles Schulz fell into that pattern, with Lucy talking the way that their mother normally would, by referring to “his dad” when talking about Linus’s father.

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    Hobbes Premium Member about 10 years ago

    Hi rgcviper. In the earliest years of Peanuts, the adults would sometimes speak from “offstage.” Also, there was an early Sunday series with Lucy playing in a golf tournament with adults. Only the legs of the adults were shown.

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    Hobbes is the best I'm also pro Susie...  over 3 years ago

    this feels like a Rosalyn one…

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