Dynamite Comes In Small Packages: Calvin and Hobbes

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Calvin and Hobbes

I'm just wondering if this reminds my parents of anyone? Maybe...someone that when they were "learning" to swim might have scratched her dad really hard while clinging to him for dear life and yelled "LIFEGUARD!!!" so loud that everyone in the public pool contemplated calling social services? I'm not sure though.

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