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]]> By: Steph Angel http://redgeofsanity.wordpress.com/2008/08/09/calvin-and-hobbes/#comment-20 Steph Angel Sat, 09 Aug 2008 12:50:56 +0000 http://redgeofsanity.wordpress.com/?p=177#comment-20 Calvin and Hobbes are the best and it was such a shame when Bill Waterson stopped writing them :-( Luckily his strips are timeless and I never tire of reading them :-) XXX <blockquote>Calvin is the 6 year old I never was. He is remarkably intelligent for a kid his age. He have no reservation in saying what’s in his mind, he is adventurous to the point of dangerous (remember how he loves playing his wagon up hill?), very creative with his snowman, a trouble-maker in school - the list goes on. And those are the lovable things about Calvin! Don’t you agree? But to have a real ‘Calvin’ at home, I think I’d pass. He’d be too much for me to handle icon_smile One thing is for sure though, I can never tire with reading Calvin and Hobbes. I can never thank Bill Watterson enough for creating these two characters! And yes, I was very sad when he decided to stop writing them.</blockquote> Calvin and Hobbes are the best and it was such a shame when Bill Waterson stopped writing them :-(

Luckily his strips are timeless and I never tire of reading them :-)

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Calvin is the 6 year old I never was. He is remarkably intelligent for a kid his age. He have no reservation in saying what’s in his mind, he is adventurous to the point of dangerous (remember how he loves playing his wagon up hill?), very creative with his snowman, a trouble-maker in school – the list goes on. And those are the lovable things about Calvin! Don’t you agree?

But to have a real ‘Calvin’ at home, I think I’d pass. He’d be too much for me to handle icon_smile

One thing is for sure though, I can never tire with reading Calvin and Hobbes. I can never thank Bill Watterson enough for creating these two characters! And yes, I was very sad when he decided to stop writing them.

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