Calvin & Hobbes on business

[FLPanhandle]

[leeroysphitz]

1. This is totally unrealistic.

Calvin is to young to have an MBA from Harvard.

[deutsey]

2. Calvin and Hobbes is one of the best comic strips ever

I remember eagerly looking forward to reading it every day.

I admire the artist a lot, too. Remained true to his principles and resisted becoming a franchise.

[walldude]

11. One of the best?

No.. it was THE BEST EVER.

:toast:

[FLPanhandle]

12. My kids still read all the old ones from the collection series

I agree, haven't seen a better strip before or since.

[deutsey]

14. My son couldn't get enough of reading my old C+H books. n/t

[deutsey]

13. I just may have to concede that point

:hi:

[truebrit71]

16. I'd have to agree...got the boxed set a few xmas's ago and I enjoy dipping into it..

..every once in a while...

Bloody brilliant stuff...

[Fire1]

3. Ha! Good one. n/t

[theaocp]

4. Fuck that.

"Caveat emptor" is the motto for the New United States. I got mine, bitches; where's yours?

[HopeHoops]

5. My all-time favorite is Calvin hammering nails into the coffee table.

That's just so six-year old-ish.

[FLPanhandle]

7. I remember that one.

Calvin's mom rushing in yelling "What are you doing!?!"
Calving looking at the nails in the coffee table and the hammer in his hand "Is that a trick question?"

LOL

[Greybnk48]

8. Literally LOL! Thanks.

[Lochloosa]

9. This one?

http://britishexpats.com/blogs/uploads/t/Tiggs+Graz/1155.gif

[HopeHoops]

10. That's the one. Is that six-years old or what?

[hifiguy]

6. Clearly, Bill Watterson

was a prophet.

Almost as good as the snowman strips.

[gratuitous]

15. Republicans confuse a comic strip with real life

As Sweet Lovable Ol' Barn used to say, "Chuckle, chuckle, sob."

And if you remember DJ Barney Keep from KEX, you are old.