Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for August 22, 1987
August 21, 1987
August 23, 1987
Transcript:
Calvin: C'mon, Hobbes. Let down the rope ladder. Hobbes: What's the rest of the password? Calvin: I think five verses extolling tigers is plenty. You know it's me! Let me up! Hobbes: Ooh, why you lousy, rotten, stinking... Hobbes: If you call me names, you have to start over at the begining. Calvin: Verse six: "Tigers are nimble, and light on their toes, my respect for tigers continually grows." Hobbes: You're not doing the dance.
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yow4zip Premium Member over 12 years ago
That’s a lot of extolling.
bmonk over 12 years ago
Calvin: he can talk the talk, and walk the walk, and even say the verses extolling tigers, but he’s not gonna dance the dance nohow.
Kayla and hobbes about 10 years ago
1.Tigers are mean! Tigers are fierce! Tigers have teeth and claws that pierce!2 tigers are great! They can’t be beat! If I was a tiger that would be neat!6 tigers are nimble and light on there toes, my re-spect for tigers continually grows7 tigers are perfect the e-pit-o-me, of good looks and grace, and quiet dignity12 tigers are great! There the toast of the town! Life’s always better with a tiger around!
Anton Sherwood about 2 years ago
That “REspect” reminds me of Pogo somehow.