Showing posts with label Calvin and Hobbes' Quandary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Calvin and Hobbes' Quandary. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

On the fact that rock sinks and wood doesn't

In decision to obey all vows made to my great friend The Face I have decided to further explore the process of this blog. (Note to you: My wording and grammar doesn;t always make sense).

On this beautiful evening for a blog post I have decided to present you with an excerpt from Calvin and Hobbes, a poem by Calvin, from the book, Something Under the Bed Is Drooling.

"A Quandary"

Mom once said she loved me / Just the way I am So I wonder what would happen / If I became a clam / If her son was gray and grimy / Slippery and slimy / An oversized hors d'oeuvre / Would mom still have the nerve?

That is all

- Xavier