Calvin and Hobbes...
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I wonder just how much I was like Calvin as a youngling? Hmmmm....1
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Is there anyone who ever doubts Calvin is up to something?0
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The Sinister Icy Black Hand of Death has a certain ring to it...0
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Get Rid Of Slimey girlS
That's not how acronyms work, methinks....0 -
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Amazing the power of a folded paper hat...0
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Gotta love Spaceman Spiff...
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I feel sorry for Susie although she does often manage to foil Calvin's machinations...0
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Yes, a remarkably poor judge of such....0
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A couple of busy days... saying goodbye to my darling fiancee as she returned to Texas...
Ah, spring... that magic time of year when a young man's fancy (or in my case, a middle-aged man's fancy) turns to love...0 -
I'm still trying to figure out how a six year old boy could move a parked car without the help of a tiger...0
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What could possibly go wrong?0
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Ah! This explains how Calvin is able to get the car to move! The driveway slopes down from the house...0
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Ah! This explains how Calvin is able to get the car to move! The driveway slopes down from the house...
Not really, he still would have to get in, put it into neutral, it it was a stick, he might be able to shift it, but would he be able to reach the clutch? If it was automatic, he would need the keys to shift it....
Sometime I think too much....1 -
Yup... let it go, let it go... lolAh! This explains how Calvin is able to get the car to move! The driveway slopes down from the house...
Not really, he still would have to get in, put it into neutral, it it was a stick, he might be able to shift it, but would he be able to reach the clutch? If it was automatic, he would need the keys to shift it....
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Not really, he still would have to get in, put it into neutral, it it was a stick, he might be able to shift it, but would he be able to reach the clutch? If it was automatic, he would need the keys to shift it....
Sometime I think too much....
Not if it was already in neutral, then you just need to take off the handbrake, and if you happen to leave the handbrake off if can sometimes just roll away (ask my wife or my insurance company!!!)
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I'm surprised Calvin's mother would leave him alone for 15 minutes given his propensity for shenanigans...1
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TheMrWobbly wrote: »Not really, he still would have to get in, put it into neutral, it it was a stick, he might be able to shift it, but would he be able to reach the clutch? If it was automatic, he would need the keys to shift it....
Sometime I think too much....
Not if it was already in neutral, then you just need to take off the handbrake, and if you happen to leave the handbrake off if can sometimes just roll away (ask my wife or my insurance company!!!)
Sure, but if the driveway was on an incline, he wouldn't have to push it..
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Now that's a sound you don't hear often... GRUNTCH0
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