May 25, 2005

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Another reason that Calvin and Hobbs is the best comic strip of all time

    By Jack Grant

This strip doesn't even have Calvin or Hobbs, but it still speaks volumes of the regrets of leaving childhood behind:




I once thought the same thing, and now I have few answers...

Posted by Jack Grant at 17:50 on 25 May 2005
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Yeah, that's pretty much it. Touch and go, day by day.

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