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Some time ago, someone published a URL that directed to a site that had every Calvin/Hobbes strip since the beginning. I was using it quite regularly. It was fun going back to the beginning of C/H. For some reason that URL is no longer available. Anybody know what the new URL is, if there is one?
The old one was http://www.marcellosendos.ch/_old/comics/ch/
twypsi- you can even just use this site. Just use the calendar to go back to any date between Nov 18, 1995 and Dec 31, 1995. At least, it worked for me a few days ago when I tried it.
@davidf42 - Iâd love it if theyâd start the âAnnieâ reruns back about 60 years ago, when I started reading it in the Chicago Tribune. I miss Punjab and the Asp, and all the mystery associated with their activities (e.g., âŠtravels with the genii; etc.)
While squids DO live in saltwater, I donât think your daughter would be able to keep one in a normal aquarium (unless sheâs got one the size of, well, a public-viewing aquarium, if you know what I mean).
Hereâs a little of what I found through Google:
1.) The average squid is around 2 feet long (but can grow longer than that).
2.) Giant squids can grow up to 43 feet long for females and 33 feet long for males.
3.) A Colossal Squid can grow up to 46 feet long.
Even just an average-sized, 2-foot long squid would need a ton of room to move around in ⊠way more than what a regular (home-sized) aquarium can provide for them.
The first thing my mind went to was the squid swimming in the bathtub with the shower curtain closed and Mom getting ready to take a bath and pulling back the curtain and screaming!
<< painterplumber said: Hobbes, have you been reading everybodyâs comments since â08? >>
Hello painterplumber, nice to meet you.
No, Calvin really isnât into reading, so we are usually busy doing other things. But I see that there are still at least 20,000 more comments available here, if we ever get the time.
Sometimes when Calvin and his parents are out of the house, I sneak over to the computer and check up on you guys.
Well Hobbes, First, Iâm sorry the syndicate got the best of you. Your a gifted artist. I still enjoy reading the classics. Second, It pains me to see derogatory stickers of your pal Calvin on rear windows of trucks. Why didnât you get the copyright protection?
<< painterplumber wrote: Well Hobbes, First, Iâm sorry the syndicate got the best of you. Your a gifted artist. I still enjoy reading the classics. Second, It pains me to see derogatory stickers of your pal Calvin on rear windows of trucks. Why didnât you get the copyright protection? >>
I also enjoy reading the classics: HamletâŠ.. Huckleberry FinnâŠ.. Don QuixoteâŠâŠ WaldenâŠâŠ Attack of the Deranged Mutant Killer Monster Snow GoonsâŠâŠ
Yes, when I see those trucks, their drivers remind me of the time Moe stole Calvinâs favorite truck. But what really pains me is when I see those cars with tiger tails sticking out of their trunks.
Just to reiterate, the syndicate didnât get the better of Watterson. He retired on his own terms because he wanted to. His interests had simply shifted. You can read all about that in the 10th Anniversary Book and The Complete Calvin and Hobbes introduction. Watterson still has a relationship with the syndicate, as evidenced by the fact that The Complete Calvin and Hobbes exists.
Dad seems to be a bit squid-squeamish! When he discovers what Calvin is doing, will he get âseesickâ (that is, if he can locate his glasses without stepping on them)? Otherwise, Dad might squint at the squid!
With its ten arms, the squid could give Dad a big multi-hug. That would be sort of like thebird55 and his community smile face hug!
Somebodyshort: I donât know if squid think like octopus, but octopus love to escape from tanks and can squeeze out of the tinniest cracks and crevices. If squids do the same, you might wind up finding a dehydrated squid on your floor and one very upset little girl, so Iâd suggest you keep to finny fish and visit the exotic ones at the Aquarium.
margueritem over 14 years ago
Hobbes: Quite an honor to have you comment yesterday.
Classic work is always fresh.
Hobbes Premium Member over 14 years ago
Thank you Marg. Keep up the good work.
cheetahqueen over 14 years ago
Gâmorning all!
Does anyone know what happened to Sheik Y? I havenât seen a post from him in quite a whileâŠ
margueritem over 14 years ago
Neither have I. I miss his humor.
LittleSister18 over 14 years ago
Oh boy! Looks like Calvin has another wicked idea. Couldnât he just stick with tuna.
vibjyor over 14 years ago
Dont worry Dad ! He is only checking what is the color of counter squids ink.
rentier over 14 years ago
The odd ideas of Calvin make life running!
Yukoner over 14 years ago
Love Dadâs expression in panel 3.
GROG Premium Member over 14 years ago
Does Hobbes like squid sandwiches?
Good Morning, Marg, Mike & â Lonewolfâ .
thirdguy over 14 years ago
Get Mom to fire up the deep fryer. Itâs Calimari for everyone!!!
tirnaaisling over 14 years ago
Ahh a nice new pet to liven up the household, I miss being a kid. There are more âconsequencesâ when youâre married.
cdward over 14 years ago
I like being a parent, but my Calvin is a little tamer (well, aside from nearly causing an electrical fire with one of his inventions yesterday).
I also wonder if Sheikâs okay.
thirdguy over 14 years ago
and Puddleglum too,
painterplumber over 14 years ago
Hobbes, have you been reading everybodyâs comments since â08?
twj0729 over 14 years ago
Some time ago, someone published a URL that directed to a site that had every Calvin/Hobbes strip since the beginning. I was using it quite regularly. It was fun going back to the beginning of C/H. For some reason that URL is no longer available. Anybody know what the new URL is, if there is one? The old one was http://www.marcellosendos.ch/_old/comics/ch/
grayleaf over 14 years ago
Whereâs Puddleglum?
amaji over 14 years ago
I see ink all over the place my oh myâŠ
cleokaya over 14 years ago
I like my squid just lightly cooked and served with a lemon aioli sauce.
saw4fire over 14 years ago
@twypsi Try http://marcel-oehler.marcellosendos.ch/comics/ch/
bizaker over 14 years ago
twypsi- you can even just use this site. Just use the calendar to go back to any date between Nov 18, 1995 and Dec 31, 1995. At least, it worked for me a few days ago when I tried it.
rotts over 14 years ago
@davidf42 - Iâd love it if theyâd start the âAnnieâ reruns back about 60 years ago, when I started reading it in the Chicago Tribune. I miss Punjab and the Asp, and all the mystery associated with their activities (e.g., âŠtravels with the genii; etc.)
quanticobaby over 14 years ago
Yes, I want to know, tooâPuddlegum, are you still out there??
Calvin reminds me of my youngest son who is now 35. We survived!! I still have his teddy bearâŠ.
agpeter over 14 years ago
I had squid in Moscow when I was there. Tasted like rubber bands.
GET OUT YOUR SPAM DEFLECTORS!!!
milano99 over 14 years ago
agpeter,
What do you think calamari is?
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 14 years ago
I like squid, aka calamari! Very good eating!
Yes, I wonder what happened to Sheik. I miss him too!
I have every Calvin and Hobbes book published. My sons would buy me the ones I didnât buy for myself every Christmas until I had them all!
COWBOY7 over 14 years ago
As long as you are just playing with it and not attempting to eat it, Calvin! Have fun!
GM, Marg, Mike & Grog!
glitterygal07 over 14 years ago
Hobbes, I totally agree with you that animals provide warm and fuzzy company. What are your plans for Thanksgiving?
hopeandjoy2 over 14 years ago
Save the squids! They give good hugs too, I bet.
ratlum over 14 years ago
What in the world is he up to?
Gretchen's Mom over 14 years ago
somebodyshort:
While squids DO live in saltwater, I donât think your daughter would be able to keep one in a normal aquarium (unless sheâs got one the size of, well, a public-viewing aquarium, if you know what I mean).
Hereâs a little of what I found through Google:
1.) The average squid is around 2 feet long (but can grow longer than that).
2.) Giant squids can grow up to 43 feet long for females and 33 feet long for males.
3.) A Colossal Squid can grow up to 46 feet long.
Even just an average-sized, 2-foot long squid would need a ton of room to move around in ⊠way more than what a regular (home-sized) aquarium can provide for them.
rentier over 14 years ago
We must not put every animal in an aquarium!!
gofinsc over 14 years ago
HUZZAH!! Marg was first, and then the sun could come up!
dahawk over 14 years ago
Lonewolf,
One should not play with oneâs squid!
Dino-1 over 14 years ago
The first thing my mind went to was the squid swimming in the bathtub with the shower curtain closed and Mom getting ready to take a bath and pulling back the curtain and screaming!
khpage over 14 years ago
Hey Dad, be afraid, be verwy, verwy afraidâŠ..is Spiff the Spaceman grappling with a monster multilegged Graaaack?
Fogger_man over 14 years ago
Maybe Calvin is just planning a fishing trip??? Squid makes real good bait!
Then again⊠check the tub before stepping in! âș
Hobbes Premium Member over 14 years ago
<< painterplumber said: Hobbes, have you been reading everybodyâs comments since â08? >>
Hello painterplumber, nice to meet you.
No, Calvin really isnât into reading, so we are usually busy doing other things. But I see that there are still at least 20,000 more comments available here, if we ever get the time.
Sometimes when Calvin and his parents are out of the house, I sneak over to the computer and check up on you guys.
Hobbes Premium Member over 14 years ago
<< Rachel7 said: Hobbes, I totally agree with you that animals provide warm and fuzzy company. What are your plans for Thanksgiving? >>
Hi Rachel
Iâll be spending Thanksgiving with Calvinâs family, and I may âget stuffed.â
Or, I may âget real.â
It all depends on who is around at the time.
By the way, âRachelâ is one of my favorite names.
Gypsy214 over 14 years ago
You would think by now that Dad would realize that any conversation that starts out with âreal squidâ is NOT going to end well.
painterplumber over 14 years ago
Well Hobbes, First, Iâm sorry the syndicate got the best of you. Your a gifted artist. I still enjoy reading the classics. Second, It pains me to see derogatory stickers of your pal Calvin on rear windows of trucks. Why didnât you get the copyright protection?
ratlum over 14 years ago
They can not do that. Calvin belongs to us ,you hear.
Hobbes Premium Member over 14 years ago
<< painterplumber wrote: Well Hobbes, First, Iâm sorry the syndicate got the best of you. Your a gifted artist. I still enjoy reading the classics. Second, It pains me to see derogatory stickers of your pal Calvin on rear windows of trucks. Why didnât you get the copyright protection? >>
I also enjoy reading the classics: HamletâŠ.. Huckleberry FinnâŠ.. Don QuixoteâŠâŠ WaldenâŠâŠ Attack of the Deranged Mutant Killer Monster Snow GoonsâŠâŠ
Yes, when I see those trucks, their drivers remind me of the time Moe stole Calvinâs favorite truck. But what really pains me is when I see those cars with tiger tails sticking out of their trunks.
painterplumber over 14 years ago
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha. Snow Goons! I laugh and laugh just looking at the cover! Man, Your the BEST!
And even if your a tiger, anyone would hug you after those touching remarks yesterday.
bizaker over 14 years ago
Just to reiterate, the syndicate didnât get the better of Watterson. He retired on his own terms because he wanted to. His interests had simply shifted. You can read all about that in the 10th Anniversary Book and The Complete Calvin and Hobbes introduction. Watterson still has a relationship with the syndicate, as evidenced by the fact that The Complete Calvin and Hobbes exists.
Puddleglum2 over 14 years ago
agpeter said, âI had squid in Moscow when I was there. Tasted like rubber bands.â
Isnât that stretching it a bit?
Puddleglum2 over 14 years ago
Dad seems to be a bit squid-squeamish! When he discovers what Calvin is doing, will he get âseesickâ (that is, if he can locate his glasses without stepping on them)? Otherwise, Dad might squint at the squid! With its ten arms, the squid could give Dad a big multi-hug. That would be sort of like thebird55 and his community smile face hug!
lindz.coop Premium Member over 14 years ago
Sure got dadâs attention.
COWBOY7 over 14 years ago
Hobbes, thank you so much for dropping by for a little while! Itâs a pleasure to see you keeping tabs!
glitterygal07 over 14 years ago
You rock Hobbes. You are the best tiger ever. Any favorite television shows?
GROG Premium Member over 14 years ago
Agreed, â Lonewolfâ . Itâs a genuine pleasure to see you here, Hobbes. Thanks for spending some of your time with us.
GROG Premium Member over 14 years ago
Eldo, I was and still am a Star Trek fan. However, movies such as The Day the Earth Stood Still & War Of the Worlds were among my favorites.
williamd1030 over 14 years ago
this is a classic strip I read all the time. never understood what calvin was doing behind the chair, though. hilarious comic yet.
alan.gurka over 14 years ago
Somebodyshort: I donât know if squid think like octopus, but octopus love to escape from tanks and can squeeze out of the tinniest cracks and crevices. If squids do the same, you might wind up finding a dehydrated squid on your floor and one very upset little girl, so Iâd suggest you keep to finny fish and visit the exotic ones at the Aquarium.