Big Nate by Lincoln Peirce for June 19, 2000
June 18, 2000
June 20, 2000
Transcript:
"Hay, Nate! I heard Godfrey signed your yearbook!" "She did" "What did she write?" "See for yourself" ""Nate: you have the potential to be an exceptional student. See you in the Fall."" "That's harsh, Man." "Oh, how I loathe her."
giB etaN almost 13 years ago
see you in the fall hmm
deja vu of summer ’99
N almost 13 years ago
Oh, so every time we say Merry Christmas each year, it’s a deja vu…? :P
The1Guy over 12 years ago
lol
Nate Wight. over 8 years ago
How’s that harsh?
♞нυитєявσу_z♘ over 6 years ago
What if she wrote this in Nate’s yearbook?
You were the worst student I’ve ever had in all my years of teaching. Oh, and you’re also going to have summer school. When summer school is over, I’ll decapitate you with a chainsaw and throw you into a black hole.
Mrs. Godfrey, the teacher who thinks Nate should get killed.
PBS1! almost 5 years ago
Can you say ’bias"?
CiceroAndHannibalAreMyGods over 4 years ago
It’s harsh because she’s giving him higher expectations. He has no potential. :)
RLinGoComics ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ #StopP2025 #StoptheUA&ILWars about 3 years ago
The True Reason: What Mrs. Godfrey said. Nate might even have no potential. He needs to improve on his academics to have potential.
STUFF ENJOYER 9 months ago
Bruh.