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Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for January 02, 1990
January 01, 1990
January 03, 1990
Transcript:
Calvin: Before going down a steep hill like this, one should always give his sled a safety check. Hobbes: Right. Calvin: Seat belts? Hobbes: None. Calvin: Signals? Hobbes: None. Calvin: Brakes? Hobbes: None. Calvin: Steering? Hobbes: None. Calvin / Hobbes: WHEEEEEE
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pink54836 almost 11 years ago
totally the best safety check in the world!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Xalder over 10 years ago
The joy on their faces! :D
yow4zip Premium Member about 10 years ago
Who needs safety?
Marathon Zack over 9 years ago
Got to check and make sure there isn’t any safety to ruin the fun.
bmonk over 9 years ago
You must make the check. Not so much get the approved answers.
(Just as a side note—there is a lot longer checklist for bicycles these days than ever when I was growing up.)
ACK! Premium Member about 6 years ago
And check your slope. Trees – check. Fence – check. Rocks – check. Cliff – check. Ready!
Pets of the comics almost 4 years ago
danger is Calvin’s middle name
WentHulk about 3 years ago
Sledding with Calvin is a safety hazard.