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I saw this in my own kids. Often, it took so long to set the scene, find the props, and plan the backstory, that it was dinnertime! I think the fun is in the prep time.
Herd of crocodiles. Thatâs where they first lost me. I did have to look it up because I though a group of crocodiles might be called a pack since that seems to be more the name for large predators in groups (although lions are prides). But crocs are a bask, a congregation, or a float. Then they lost me when Patty wanted someone to write this down (I never heard of anyone writing down rules for imagination when playing). And then the tigers in Africa, are they escaping from a zoo in like Cario or Johanusburg or someplace on the continent? There not native to Africa after all. But then I guess I should give the herd and tigerâs in Africa a pass as I wouldnât have known either at their age. But writing down the ârulesâ for imaginary play?
macky87 about 5 years ago
Had me right up to the Tigers. No tigers in Africa. Bummer!
Templo S.U.D. about 5 years ago
too much adrenaline for children to play something that intense?
Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus Premium Member about 5 years ago
Those were the times when children played with old Lady Fantasy .
iggyman about 5 years ago
Childrenâs imagination is what breeds innovation and invention in later life, I hope that is not lost in todayâs kids!
therese_callahan2002 about 5 years ago
As Joshua once said, âHow about a nice game of chess?â
tripwire45 about 5 years ago
They had me at the part where Charlie said âbut we shoot our way out with bazookas.â
e.groves about 5 years ago
I wanted to go to Africa when I was a kid. Then someone mentioned that Africa has some very large spiders. I started having second thoughts about it.
Grutzi about 5 years ago
I saw this in my own kids. Often, it took so long to set the scene, find the props, and plan the backstory, that it was dinnertime! I think the fun is in the prep time.
Chad Cheetah about 5 years ago
âIs anyone writing this down?â was funnier than the punchline.
Dippy about 5 years ago
I like how thereâs a mini punchline in the top row. Seems like another feature that Watterson borrowed in âCalvin & Hobbesâ.
gantech about 5 years ago
Um guys, you just did play thatâŠ
knight1192a about 5 years ago
Herd of crocodiles. Thatâs where they first lost me. I did have to look it up because I though a group of crocodiles might be called a pack since that seems to be more the name for large predators in groups (although lions are prides). But crocs are a bask, a congregation, or a float. Then they lost me when Patty wanted someone to write this down (I never heard of anyone writing down rules for imagination when playing). And then the tigers in Africa, are they escaping from a zoo in like Cario or Johanusburg or someplace on the continent? There not native to Africa after all. But then I guess I should give the herd and tigerâs in Africa a pass as I wouldnât have known either at their age. But writing down the ârulesâ for imaginary play?
falcon_370f about 5 years ago
Be careful what you wish for, you just might get it.
rcoaster about 5 years ago
A million foot? A cliff in outer space? Another 161,600 feet higher and youâre right where the International Space Station is.
Lightpainter about 5 years ago
Great artwork!
Lightpainter about 5 years ago
CB implies he is older than Shermy and Patty, but Shermy is oldest.
tinstar about 5 years ago
I sadly have to wonder if there are any children left, that have anything that resembles a real imagination, now.
heathcliff2 about 5 years ago
Iiyee. Thatâs beyond our atmosphere.