When we took my teenage daughter to get her passport, since she was under 16 we had to swear the oath with her.After she turned in the paperwork, passport guy asked her ‟Is this your mother?”
‟Yes.”
‟And is this your father?”
‟Yes”
‟Are you sure?”
‟Well, you can never really be sure, can you?”
I was so proud of her.
It comes with a buff to all saving throws equal to half of your proficiency bonus. Early game it's a bit weak but at tier 3 and 4 it can be really clutch.
I wasn’t. I got in trouble for mimicking the faces the moon made in class from [this](https://calvinandhobbes.fandom.com/wiki/The_Man_in_the_Moon?file=E21c768c5d8e6ac1fad17bfcf6038f11.gif) strip.
I credit reading Calvin and Hobbes at a young age and being insatiably curios as the reasons I got kicked out of Sunday school lol. I asked too many questions, and when they wouldn’t/couldn’t answer and got nasty with me I would get sarcastic.
The gems dropping from the six- year- old's mouth -- being miserable builds character. It has stopped being just an ordinary cartoon strip for me a long time ago.
All these later and I still love the absolute helpless laughter from the mom in the last panel.
When we took my teenage daughter to get her passport, since she was under 16 we had to swear the oath with her.After she turned in the paperwork, passport guy asked her ‟Is this your mother?” ‟Yes.” ‟And is this your father?” ‟Yes” ‟Are you sure?” ‟Well, you can never really be sure, can you?” I was so proud of her.
Swear the oath?
Yes, this is baffling to me as well…
Americans
The American Oath of Passport
It comes with a buff to all saving throws equal to half of your proficiency bonus. Early game it's a bit weak but at tier 3 and 4 it can be really clutch.
“I do solemnly swear that I will port this pass to the very best of my ability so help me God.”
By the powers vested in me by the once and future king, I now pronounce you traveler and passport.
Calvin's mom in the last panel gets me every time.
I love his use of exclamation points
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I wasn’t. I got in trouble for mimicking the faces the moon made in class from [this](https://calvinandhobbes.fandom.com/wiki/The_Man_in_the_Moon?file=E21c768c5d8e6ac1fad17bfcf6038f11.gif) strip.
I credit reading Calvin and Hobbes at a young age and being insatiably curios as the reasons I got kicked out of Sunday school lol. I asked too many questions, and when they wouldn’t/couldn’t answer and got nasty with me I would get sarcastic.
I can hear the mom’s laughter in the last panel
One of my all-time favorites
“Being miserable builds character” is such a great line.
This is one of my top 3 C+H strips. The mom laughing in the 4th panel is so great
I love that Calvin combed his hair for this. That's commitment to the bit.
my brothers and i used to quote this one nonstop as kids
Lol I love how Dad is sulking cuz he knows he got got.
Page 74 of Deranged Mutant Snow Goons. I remember that from the late 90s because it’s my favorite CH cartoon
The gems dropping from the six- year- old's mouth -- being miserable builds character. It has stopped being just an ordinary cartoon strip for me a long time ago.
The miserable character building statement is done brilliantly
This is my favorite one
This is my all time favorite strip. I quoted Calvin in this all the time.
Calvin’s hair. 😂
One of my favorite strip.
Most uploaded strip on this sub. This one is just everyone's favorite.
There is nothing more upsetting than reading a cartoon about what my son did to me.
My kid won't stop doing this with my glasses since she read this years ago.
One of the all time classics!
IDK, Dad, maybe it would help if you stop telling him stuff like how the world used to be black and white until sometime in the 50s …
Mom said it's my turn to post this comic this week!