Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for May 04, 1990
May 03, 1990
May 05, 1990
Transcript:
Calvin: I don't understand it, Hobbes. The kids teased me when I didn't play baseball. Then they yelled at me when I did play. Then the teacher called me a "quitter" when I stopped playing. Unless you're a star, you can't please anyone. Hobbes: In that case, why not just please yourself? Calvin: Because mom won't let me move to Madagascar.
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yow4zip Premium Member about 9 years ago
It’s a complicated world.
glowing-steak32 almost 9 years ago
I wish I knew, Calvin…I really, really wish I knew…it’s just one of those places where people expect you to be someone you aren’t. Sometimes I feel that way…check that, I ALWAYS feel that way.
bmonk almost 9 years ago
Unfortunately, Calvin, pleasing yourself isn’t helping make you accepted by the others either.
Daeder 11 months ago
It worked for Rick Nelson.