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My father works as an educator at a nature center, and I’ve heard quite a lot from him about dealing with little kids, so I’m looking forward to this arc
This reminds me of my youth, when the kids would come to class chewing gum and the teacher would say: “All gum out!” and some kids would put theirs behind their ears, or on the lid of the pencil case, and some would put it under the desk top. Remember the desks that had those tops that you could lift up, and your books would be in that box under the lid? Plus some kids stored their gum inside the math set.
I remember that the most valuable gum was the bubble gum, and it had to be worked, according to the expert chewers, so it was never thrown out, but new wads added to it every so often…
Chewing gum was never on my mother’s shopping list, and we never got into that habit.
Poor Nature. It’s hard to compete with a sandy fountain and ABC gum. On second thought, maybe Nature dodged a bullet. Probably better off without these adorable little terrors mucking about.
So much for Nature. And so much for Miss Bliss as leader of the preschoolers: Alice has usurped her and now leads all the kids to water that they can’t drink.
mccollunsky about 2 years ago
That center really should clean that thing , also Dill is right, what kind of gum?
gbars70 about 2 years ago
Dill finds the pre-owned variety more suitable to his liking!
JudasPeckerwood about 2 years ago
Free gum, Dill. FREE gum!
monkeysky about 2 years ago
My father works as an educator at a nature center, and I’ve heard quite a lot from him about dealing with little kids, so I’m looking forward to this arc
jmolay161 about 2 years ago
It’s the Fountain of Bad Youth!
Sprarklin about 2 years ago
Those kids are so cute. Richard Thompson was a genius artist.
jmolay161 about 2 years ago
The kids will gum up the Nature Center.
jmolay161 about 2 years ago
Wherever goes Miss Bliss, something will always be amiss.
einarbt about 2 years ago
Oh, no, Dill please don’t. By the way “please stay together” sounds like a line out of every other horror movie as in famous last line.
Pet about 2 years ago
No, Dil.
No.
brick10 about 2 years ago
No Dill, you may not have a piece!
Dean Nelson Premium Member about 2 years ago
ABC Gum. Already Been Chewed.
Huckleberry Hiroshima Premium Member about 2 years ago
Ah Dill you’re precious.
johndifool about 2 years ago
Synch with Calvin and Hobbes today.
WCraft about 2 years ago
Has Dill been watching “Elf” again?
joannesshadow about 2 years ago
Dill always gets to the heart of the matter.
1JennyJenkins about 2 years ago
This reminds me of my youth, when the kids would come to class chewing gum and the teacher would say: “All gum out!” and some kids would put theirs behind their ears, or on the lid of the pencil case, and some would put it under the desk top. Remember the desks that had those tops that you could lift up, and your books would be in that box under the lid? Plus some kids stored their gum inside the math set.
I remember that the most valuable gum was the bubble gum, and it had to be worked, according to the expert chewers, so it was never thrown out, but new wads added to it every so often…
Chewing gum was never on my mother’s shopping list, and we never got into that habit.
Frank Burns Eats Worms about 2 years ago
When they first fluoridated drinking water, they’d leave the gum there so you could test your teeth.
6turtle9 about 2 years ago
Poor Nature. It’s hard to compete with a sandy fountain and ABC gum. On second thought, maybe Nature dodged a bullet. Probably better off without these adorable little terrors mucking about.
Sisyphos about 2 years ago
So much for Nature. And so much for Miss Bliss as leader of the preschoolers: Alice has usurped her and now leads all the kids to water that they can’t drink.
That must symbolize something profound….