“What you’re talking about is the theory of Moral Desert Elenor, that we do good things for the rewards.”
“The real question is what do we owe to each other“
“The drinks are on me. Good luck.”

You bots keep reposting this thought every few weeks.

I’m pretty sure they don’t want any of that hippity hoppity music at good ol’ Trump Rally.

Oah, oh, we’re half way there

That vase definitely deserved it. It was probably haunted.

Mama, needs a night off!

No but this bear has huge knockers

“‘We must all hang together, or most assuredly we will all hang separately.”

I really enjoyed DCC and it’s a pretty fun ride but honestly from what your saying I’d suggest you avoid it for a while. It’s fun but it’s also bloody and full of violence. It starts out with killing 99% of humanity and everybody in it is dealing with some heavy PTSD and it’s hopeful and people pull together but it’s still a tragedy.

Ive always been partial to Shotcut for proper video editing, but I also use HandBrake for simple tanscoding jobs.

I am disappointed to not see Kevin Costner in The Big Chill. Of course he was disappointed to not see himself in it too.
Kevin Costner was in The Big Chill as the dead body in beginning, but all of his flashback scenes were cut so that’s all you see of him.

“What have I done!?!”

Statisticians are somewhere between Sociologists and Psychologists according Mathematicians and between Chemists and physicists according to Statisticians.

https://xkcd.com/435/

You are Calvin, you are going to be impressed with yourself. No other reason to master anything.

I think the best use of the anachronism trope is a Knights Tale’s use of music. I know it’s his isn’t a twist ending so it’s a bit away from the question but the use of modern songs in a medieval setting should rip us out of context but it really works.

God Damn it, Donut! Stop sewing patches on Carls vest!

Sigourney Weaver has that effect on people. I knows because I’m people.

Hey it was the ‘80s. Cars didn’t hit a hundred bucks till the ‘90s I think.

I was thinking the same thing. It’s the window frame I think, it’s like strip inside the strip.

Actually I’m not sure. Usually a beat panel is the second to last with no action in it at all. But in this one both middle panels have an action (the car going by and then Calvin & Hobbs running) but the framing with action outside the window isolates us just the right amount to still feel like a beat is being taken between the action of the car disaster and moms realisation.
I imagine if I was drawing this I’d have had the car and Calvin both go by in the second panel and the third just being mom thinking. But Watterson such a great artist he can create that feeling of a moment of stillness without it really being there.