Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for March 18, 2018

Calvin, you would have been disappointed if this didn’t happen.

It’s amazing how small Hobbes was in Panel 2.

“The tables are about to turn as the prey plans a sneak attack against the predator. The prey catches the predator hiding and ready to attack, but the prey takes a new route towards the predator. In its own home, the prey readies a loud sound to scare the predator. The sneak attack works but unfortunately the prey still gets the mauling that it apparently deserved as it turns out, the predator was in fact enjoying a nice nap”. (Cue the national geographic theme song)

Didn’t the book tell you that tigers are sore losers?

I wanna see what happened just before the final panel.

The next to last panel is gorgeous. Love the artwork!

Oh, but it was so worth it.

Sneaking up on a tiger can be hazardous to your health. Kudos though, for sneaking up on a tiger. Not an easy feat…

Didn’t the book explain it isn’t polite to sneak up on a tiger?

Never done that to a tiger, but to a skunk at Bear Lake in Idaho. That skunk, like a cat went three feet straight up, hit the ground running. It never let loose with the chemical response.

“Remember that a cat has six sides, and five of them are pointy.” — Calvin

It’s better to stay true to certain routines.

Don’t startle the kittehs!!

That is EXCELLENT!

xxx

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