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Torrential rain yesterdayâŠme outside, going my way, loving itâŠ.the streets and shops were empty. Local people are terrified of rain because we live in an area where drought is the norm. I didnât whip off my clothes and dance, like Calvin, but I did enjoy getting thoroughly soaked in spite of my umbrella.
If you had any common sense at all, Calvin, you would would have known to come in out of the rain sooner. Big plans often take a back seat to Mother Nature.
My friend Rudolf is a dedicated Communist. He and his wife came to visit last week. The four of us are walking downtown when it starts to rain.I said, âItâs just a mist, no big deal.âRudolf said, âNo, that is really rain, we should go indoors.âI said, âIt will be fine, itâs just a light mist.âMy wife said, âDonât argue with him. Rudolf the Red knows rain, dear.â
You can âhailâ a taxi,You can get âmistyâ over an ex-lover,You can âdrenchâ away your sorrowsBut you cannot âstormâ to the front of the checkout line
Letâs seeâŠâŠ. Easter is always the first Sunday after the first full moon after the first day of Spring. So last night was the first full moon after the first Sunday after the first full moon after the first day of Spring. And a week from today will be the first Sunday after the first full moon after the first Sunday after the first full moon after the first day of Spring.Ok, ok, I knowâŠâŠ. Technically, itâs the time of the Vernal Equinox on the first day of Spring, not the first day of Spring itself, that determines it. But âVernal Equinoxâ just doesnât fit the rhythm of what I wrote.
@AlainHarper, You are right! I was expecting one like last years. At my house it filled the sky when it rose, literally! It was gorgeous. Last night, though pretty, was a HUGE let down!
As a retired meteorologist from the National Weather Service, this sequence calls to mind a truism that is well known to weather forecasters: âThe weather does what it has to, to make liars of us.â
Leeky almost 13 years ago
attitude that somehow resents calvin so much
user2 almost 13 years ago
Calvin was fighting dirty too.
StrangerCoug almost 13 years ago
Long story, Mom. Long story.
margueritem almost 13 years ago
The mighty Calvin fails to control the weatherâŠ
rentier almost 13 years ago
Calvin, the valiant fighter, itâs laughday today!!
bluskies almost 13 years ago
@Cleokaya- One of the rare downsides to your philosophy. You can still play indoors, though.
pouncingtiger almost 13 years ago
Calvin âCouldnât Stand the Weatherâ (Stevie Ray Vaughn song)
orinoco womble almost 13 years ago
Torrential rain yesterdayâŠme outside, going my way, loving itâŠ.the streets and shops were empty. Local people are terrified of rain because we live in an area where drought is the norm. I didnât whip off my clothes and dance, like Calvin, but I did enjoy getting thoroughly soaked in spite of my umbrella.
GROG Premium Member almost 13 years ago
If you had any common sense at all, Calvin, you would would have known to come in out of the rain sooner. Big plans often take a back seat to Mother Nature.
Tog almost 13 years ago
Same sort of weather weâre getting here. Never seen so many floods at one time.
Puddleglum2 almost 13 years ago
âHail the Chief!â
Puddleglum2 almost 13 years ago
âOff with my overcoatOff with my glovesI need no overcoatIâm burning with loveâ
38lowell almost 13 years ago
A very thoughtful & clever strip.
Hobbes Premium Member almost 13 years ago
@38lowell: Yes, in todayâs Calvin strip we see Calvin strip.
Hobbes Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Click here: Peanuts (1964)
Hobbes Premium Member almost 13 years ago
@Dogsniff: So, did that conversation take place during the rain of Caesar?
Davepostmp almost 13 years ago
I sure hope that was Calvinâs left knee peeking out there
YatInExile almost 13 years ago
I felt the same way last night when we couldnât see the perigee moon for all the clouds.
Rakkav almost 13 years ago
Meanwhile, Hobbes had the sense not to go into the rain in the first place. :)
francisrossi almost 13 years ago
That childâs outside in the hail, naked. Quick, call the authorities.
Packratjohn Premium Member almost 13 years ago
My friend Rudolf is a dedicated Communist. He and his wife came to visit last week. The four of us are walking downtown when it starts to rain.I said, âItâs just a mist, no big deal.âRudolf said, âNo, that is really rain, we should go indoors.âI said, âIt will be fine, itâs just a light mist.âMy wife said, âDonât argue with him. Rudolf the Red knows rain, dear.â
Karaboo2 almost 13 years ago
Hail happens when you mess with Mother Nature Calvin.
adubman almost 13 years ago
You can âhailâ a taxi,You can get âmistyâ over an ex-lover,You can âdrenchâ away your sorrowsBut you cannot âstormâ to the front of the checkout line
sonnygreen almost 13 years ago
Gotta give the kid credit; heâs handed lemons, he tried to make lemonade.
Bruce McKinney Premium Member almost 13 years ago
âItâs not nice to fool with Mother Nature!â
faroglobal almost 13 years ago
Calvin â The Global Warming Warrior
thirdguy almost 13 years ago
Great comments today, very, very funny!!!!
thirdguy almost 13 years ago
Any chance that Calvin grew up to be Lt. Dan?(You call THIS a storm? You cannot sink this boat!)
Rolpsel almost 13 years ago
Nature always wins even if man defies it
ratlum almost 13 years ago
Mom had better catch on,because Calvin is right on this one.
Hobbes Premium Member almost 13 years ago
@Wiseguy411: So, I guess that a blue moon generally only happens once in a blue moon.
Hobbes Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Letâs seeâŠâŠ. Easter is always the first Sunday after the first full moon after the first day of Spring. So last night was the first full moon after the first Sunday after the first full moon after the first day of Spring. And a week from today will be the first Sunday after the first full moon after the first Sunday after the first full moon after the first day of Spring.Ok, ok, I knowâŠâŠ. Technically, itâs the time of the Vernal Equinox on the first day of Spring, not the first day of Spring itself, that determines it. But âVernal Equinoxâ just doesnât fit the rhythm of what I wrote.
Hobbes Premium Member almost 13 years ago
@snakemama: Hail the size of golf balls? Iâll bet it got to be really confusing on the golf courses.
Dberrymanal1 almost 13 years ago
Clavin, when you shake your fist in Godâs face you are only asking for trouble! He doesnât play games!
Lizzie Premium Member almost 13 years ago
I bet this was Bear Grylls as a child!
JoeStoppinghem Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Iâve suspected the universe gets aâ tude from time to time.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Mom, trust me, you are better off not knowing!
Dry and Dusty Premium Member almost 13 years ago
@AlainHarper, You are right! I was expecting one like last years. At my house it filled the sky when it rose, literally! It was gorgeous. Last night, though pretty, was a HUGE let down!
Secprof almost 13 years ago
As a retired meteorologist from the National Weather Service, this sequence calls to mind a truism that is well known to weather forecasters: âThe weather does what it has to, to make liars of us.â
Brother_James437 almost 13 years ago
Save yourself a few gray hairs mom & donât ask.
edonline almost 13 years ago
At least itâs presumably in his own back yard and Calvin isnât running naked through the neighborhood. (Thatâs another strip, no pun intended.)
Shikamoo Premium Member almost 13 years ago
LOL. Good one.
Shikamoo Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Hail! hail! The gangs all here! And Calvin bares all.
cookies333 almost 13 years ago
Donât mess with nature Calvin!
Puddleglum2 almost 13 years ago
@bmonk,Itâs âhailâ when you get a triple bogey in such a storm!
cece13 almost 13 years ago
The Universe Has An Attitude TOO, mmooommm
Calvinluver over 12 years ago
Calvin is awesome!
manauo almost 12 years ago
Itâs always a good idea to have a âplan Bâ Calvin!