Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for April 12, 2011

Maybe to bold a move!

Calvin can’t help the way he is.

Where’s the color?

Clavin sticks his foot in it once again…

YOU!

They don’t even pay attention to his new titel!

Calvin the Arrogant

Calvin The PIA…………………………….

G’Morning, Grog, Mike & Marg!

In hind sight, he’s certainly earned the title…

Calvin the suspended.

Curtis’ teacher, Ms. Nelson, doesn’t call him “Curtis.” She calls him, “Mr. Wilkins.”

Calvin the Incorrigible

I guess just the name, Calvin, is enough. Kids would call themselves Bob the Calvin.

the kid is taking the title thing too seriously….

who..???…LOL

Let’s see how he gets out of this one!

Calvin’s “principles” get him to the principal.

The principal was just twiddling his thumbs, anyway.

I told everyone yesterday to call me (insert name here) the Bold. Didn’t work too well. Well, today’s another day!

mac47, Maybe you were too Bold and bowled them over. “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again!” …then again, maybe not. :o)

“It’s deja vu all over again, isn’t it, Yogi, er, Calvin?

To whom it may/might concern, imho, vulgarity is inappropriate even with initials.

At least he is consistent and knows his priorities

Kudos to Dogsniff … I like wordplay.

Oh he’s going to play it all the way to his room.

Son to bae Calvin the Tanned.

Good morning, Marg,Mike & Lonewolf!

After a note home from Mrs. Wormwood and the Principle, I think Mom & Dad will be changing Calvin’s name to “CALVIN THE PUNISHED”!

If he wants a title that will reflect his importance, perhaps he should go by

Calvin the Delusional

I know this is a comic strip. Kids like Calvin keep principals busy. My question is for those teachers that read this strip. How will budget cuts work with kids like Calvin that challenge authority?

Kab - they don’t cut kids, just faculty.

As a former elementary teacher, Calvin would have been a joy to have in a classroom. A kid with an imagination is always a good thing. Not sure I’d want 25 of them, but one or two a year would have kept my own juices flowing.

The kids I had problems with were the ones who constantly reminded me who Daddy and Mommy were.

Better than mine, I’m descended from Ethelred the Unready …

I am sure this direction Calvin is going in will not work.

Calvin’s Bold plan is already getting him in trouble.

Whenever we’d say “Who” around our house it was usually followed by… Who hell you don’t ~blank~ through feathers!

Kab - I think the biggest problem is the new ratio of kids to teacher. It’s good to have a couple of Calvin’s in a class of 25, but when you have 6 in a class of 45 it get’s a bit more challenging.

It just occured to me that Calvin might have Multiple Personality Disorder with all those “Calvins” living in him. I can hardly wait to see who else shows up….

No, he’s just an ENFP-in-Development who hasn’t gained a sense of universal ethics yet.

LOL! I love it! Calvin Has SUCH a Attitude.

But that’s why this Comic is so Great!

My son went through that once but just wanting to shorten his name to his initials only. The school called and said he told all his teachers his new name and he would only answer to that in Junior High. He had told me the same thing and I just told him I’d try to get it right. The teachers decided they’d play along and his friends did too. It was just an act of defiance, once we all started to get it down, he decided he’d rather go back to his real name.

He should be Calvin the Owl, because anytime someone forgets, he says, “WHO?”

(Sorry. I couldn’t resist.)

Who?

Calvin who? Calvin YOU … that’s WHO!!!!!

Calvin the Bold, I like your ‘Who??’ thing.

no offense to “calvin the bold,” but that’s a stupid thing to do.