Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for August 01, 2008

  1. Prettyfeet
    prettyfeet  over 16 years ago

    That carpet looks like a two-seater. No room for dad anyway.

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    LadyRosieBehr  over 16 years ago

    Dad wouldn’t look out of the bus windows either.

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    chromeboy  over 16 years ago

    These are the ones that make you think… hmmm… is Calvin actually imagining this stuff… or is everyone else just blind…

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    septerkrepter  over 16 years ago

    Of course he is imagining…I think thats the whole premise…Calvin imagining all these things and saying and doing things that make no sense to his parents..but makes sense to us since we see all that he imagines (including Hobbes).

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    gamelvr5  over 16 years ago

    Pretty feet is right. But I bet it gets good gas mileage

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    blue7053  over 16 years ago

    Hi, The concept of a flying carpet is very appropriate for Calvin. It’s based on an actual experience from the Zen Meditation process. There is a point at which you become aware -sense, feel- life around you. Recognizing that life on Earth is only about 50 feet thick, from the roots to the tops of trees, basically, and all the rest of the planet is rock, you can see how this would feel. You are, in fact, standing on a very thin covering of a huge rock. When you sense this, it feels like a thin, magic carpet of life. Have fun.

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    LoneRanger444  over 16 years ago

    Remember imagination was something we all had once as a kid. We didn’t have all these fancy video games and stuff kids have now days. We played amry with just sticks and made the sounds ourselves and the girls spend hours playing with barbie in thier little corner. Our kids are losing out on so much.

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    ssman08  over 16 years ago

    HAHA

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