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Watterson's Calvin and Hobbes books manage to speak literal volumes both about human nature in the real world, and about the depth of the author's imagination, even though they have one page plots. Calvin is both typical and unique, real and exaggerated. He takes his audience along with him when he imagines visiting alien planets, prehistoric eras, and flights of fancy in which he is anyone and anything, and can do whatever he wants. Calvin's antics appeal to a wide range of people since he sometimes acts like a goofy six-year-old, and sometimes spits out words you don't learn until you go to college. He's got an imagination that can turn his teacher into a cruel alien jailer or a sandbox into another planet. He's an annoying kid, a superhero, and a sophisticated means of commenting on the world in general. The visual humor is terrific, and the dialog is often extremely witty, particularly when you throw in Hobbes, the stuffed tiger who's really real (sometimes).

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  • Calvinball Rules

    Here's a compilation of Calvinball "rules" through the years. Of course, they are all open to interpretation and contradiction...


    The Official Rules of Calvinball


    1.1. All players must wear a Calvinball mask (See Calvinball Equipment - 2.1). No one questions the masks (Figure 2.1).


    *IMPORTANT -- The following rules are subject to be changed, amended, or dismissed by any player(s) involved.


    1.2. Any player may declare a new rule at any point in the game (Figure 1.2). The player may do this audibly or silently depending on what zone (Refer to Rule 1.5) the player is in.


    1.3. A player may use the Calvinball (See Calvinball Equipment - 2.2)in any way the player see fits, from causal injury to self-reward.


    1.4. Any penalty legislation may be in the form of pain, embarassment, or any other abasement the rulee deems fit to impose on his opponent.


    1.5. The Calvinball Field (See Calvinball Equipment - 2.3) should consist of areas, or zones, which are governed by a set of rules declared spontaneously and inconsistently by players. Zones may be appear and disappear as often and wherever the player decides. Zones are often named for their effect. For example, a corollary zone would enable a player to make a corollary (sub-rule) to any rule that has benn, will be, or might be declared. A pernicious poem place would require the intruder to do what the name implies. Or an opposite zone would enable a player to declare reverse playibility on the others. (Remember, the player would declare this zone oppositely by not declaring it.) (Figure 1.5a and 1.5b)


    1.6. Flags (Calvinball Equipment 2.3) shall be named by players whom shall also assign the power and rules which shall govern that flag for particular moment in that particular game(Figure 1.6).


    1.7. Songs are an integral part of Calvinball and verses must be sung spontaneously through the game when randomly assigned events occur. These random events will be named and pointed out after the player causes the event.



    1.8. Score may be kept or disregarded. In the event that score is kept, it shall have no bearing on the game nor shall it have any logical consistency to it. (Legal scores include 'Q to 12', 'BW-109 to YU-34, and 'Nosebleed to Trousers'.) (Figure 1.9)


    1.9. Any rule above that is carried out during the course of the game may never be used again in the event that it causes the same result as a previous game. Calvinball games may never be played the same way twice (Figure 1.9)







    Calvinball Equipment

    2.1. Mask - All participants are required to wear a mask - Figure 1.1


    2.2. Calvinball - A Calvinball may be a soccerball, volleyball, or any other reasonable or unreasonable, spherical or non-spherical object - Figure 2.1a and Figure 2.1b




    2.3. Calvinball Field - The Calvinball Field should be any well-sized field, preferably with trees, rocks, grass, creeks, and other natural hindrances to health.


    2.4. Miscellaneous - Other optional equipment include flags, wickets (especially of the time-fracture variety), and anything else the players wish to include (Figure 2.4).




    ** This rulebook is not required, nor necessary to play Calvinball. Special Thanks to the Calvinball Founders Bill Watterson, Calvin, and Hobbes.

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  • TOURNAMENT!!!!

    Siggy by Siggy
    Out of the first ten to do the calvin and hobbes quiz we will pick the one who got the highest mark and the one who wins will get 3 free loves!!!!

    SO DO THE QUIZ!!!

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  • THE BIG DEBATE

    Cacs by Cacs
    WHOS BETTER CALVIN OR HOBBES ????

    LEAVE A BIG COMMENT AND TELL US WHO YOU RECKON IS BETTER!!!!


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    the balck stripes are hobbes but you cant see him beacaue he is bleneded in with the bakground!lol

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