Calvin and Hobbes/Fridge: Difference between revisions

* A strip has Calvin's mother ask what happened to a kid that mocked Calvin for bringing a stuffed tiger to school. His response: "Hobbes ate him". Calvin - of course - believes Hobbes did, and the fact seems to be no one mocks Calvin about that. Assuming Calvin isn't just making that up, that leaves us with two options: If Hobbes ''is'' real, that means he ate a kid. If Hobbes ''isn't'' real, that means Calvin might have done something really gory to said kid.

* An example occurs in canon, when Calvin and Hobbes are eating breakfast. Note that it doesn't make much sense, as someone could have simply observed a baby cow nursing from its mother, noticed that babies drink their mothers' milk, and realized that humans could drink cow milk too.

'''Hobbes:''' ''(disgusted expression) I think conversation should be kept to a minimum until afternoon.'' }}

 

== [[Fridge Logic]] ==

* Applied rigorously by Calvin and Hobbes. One example is when Calvin declared math to be a religion:

'''Hobbes:''' And in the public schools no less. Call a lawyer. }}

** That sounds more like [[Chewbacca Defense]] or [[Insane Troll Logic]].