Ok, so 15-45 minutes into the school day (depending on when school starts), our resident eight year old prodigy gets annoyed that homework was assigned, then immediately gets up, leaves class, and goes to find his ol’ buddy the janitor to have a moan about his life. I might have a bit more respect for the ethos behind this strip if in the last panel, Frazz at least opened with “Shouldn’t you be in class?”
Concretionist over 2 years ago
At that grade level, almost every careful study finds homework neutral or worse. Except “keep reading”.
Doug K over 2 years ago
Jut another part of the battle between Caulfield and Mrs. Olsen.
sandpiper over 2 years ago
Guess which Shakespearean play is being modeled here.
rshive over 2 years ago
It’s not that bad, Caulfield.
Enoi over 2 years ago
But it’s FRIDAY!
Ubermick over 2 years ago
Ok, so 15-45 minutes into the school day (depending on when school starts), our resident eight year old prodigy gets annoyed that homework was assigned, then immediately gets up, leaves class, and goes to find his ol’ buddy the janitor to have a moan about his life. I might have a bit more respect for the ethos behind this strip if in the last panel, Frazz at least opened with “Shouldn’t you be in class?”
Stephen Gilberg over 2 years ago
I never went to a school where classes started earlier than 8:45.
For a moment, I thought Frazz meant “p.m.”
asrialfeeple over 2 years ago
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D550Pu6UcAAXej7.jpg
Ceeg22 Premium Member over 2 years ago
So what’s he doing in the hall?