Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for August 04, 2016

The new definition of spelunking will be in the Oxford English Dictionary next year.

Wow man. I can’t believe I had to search for the word spelunking. It turns out I have done that so many times.

The rivalry war between @leftwingpatriot and @mattro53

.Just a couple of New York baseball fans who support teams from different boroughs.On side note, I was a big fan of Anamaniacs.

Definitely. I have explored many caves, but I never thought sliding to those tight spaces had a particular name. Like you said, it’s not for the claustrophobic… or people with arachnophobia. There are some bigger than life spiders in the caves I have visited.

I had to search for the word spelunking. It turns out I have done that so many times.

We spent many a fun day “spelunking”, the cave-less variety.

Now kids would have to have an app for it.

At the beach the other day I kept trying to skip stones. My grandfather could do six or seven skips, but I haven/t picked that up.

“Spelunk”? Jeez… my pond just makes a boring “splash” when I throw in rocks…

I’m more into stone skipping…Of course, eventually they do go “spelunk”!

Happy times.

I wish I could go spelunking; I just have to settle filling the sink up at work and throwing things like a stapler into it.

I used to love doing that as a kid!

I still do now.

xxx

Cavers rescue spelunkers!

Or “splooshing”.

Is pooping in the toilet spelunking? Is this where Calvin learned the term?