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Poor kid. Dreams don’t always come true. Socks always come true. The more you know. Knowing is half the battle. Until next time.
Poor kid. Dreams don’t always come true. Socks always come true. The more you know. Knowing is half the battle. Until next time.
Yeah…but just think of all the fun he’ll have with sock puppets.
Yep… how it works as a kid.
Story of my life.
Not to put down Scott, but I think it would have been funny if the kid got a Wii.
naw…would have been to cheap.
Yeah, the punchline with the socks are great:D its “klockrent” like we say here in Sweden:)
His parents are such teases… putting socks in such a big box!
Well, at least they match.
story of my life too, almost because i never get socks at christmas but i will get alot of socks this christmas xD but i want an ps2/ps3 and Xbox 360 with kinect x)
Btw i dont want socks, iam gonna get them this christmas because my sister sold socks for school and i needed new socks but i did not have any money to pay for them at the time so my mom paid for them so now iam getting them from her in christmas has a present-.-
You only really realize how far north you live when you actually start asking for socks on Christmas.
Or you realize, now that you’re older, you actually have to go to a store and buy socks, if you aren’t getting any for Christmas…
And if you are older you likely realize that you don’t need a Kinect or Move for X-mas, because you likely have already bought them for yourself
not just any socks but the comfymaster 32! with padded toe!
You forgot the obligatory 2 weeks later panel when Mr. Tumnus steals just 1 of your new socks!
Who put that severed arm under his pillow. Is he waiting for the arm fairy? Great strip btw.
LOL – so true…
Scott- you did it. This is a great strip. Kid-friendly, nothing dirty. Just a fun, witty comic for the entire family.
Imagine the poor kid that wanted socks and got a Kinect instead.
Hehe
Heheh. That hit home for me. If it isn’t socks, it’s sweaters.
That might explain why I wear metal T-shirts much of the time.
whats the difference?
This kind of thing happened a lot to me as a kid. But then we had the notes left on the tree from Santa. These notes always led us around the house on a hunt that would lead from one note to another to another until finally… we would get something truly awesome! Usually the one big thing we had asked for that year. My mom was always trying to make Christmas good for us, even when they didn’t have money. It was always interesting to me to hear, “We’re a little tight this year, so Christmas will be a bit smaller this time around, so I need to know which things on your list are your top 4 or 5 wishes.” Then Christmas morning would get there, and NOTHING HAD CHANGED! We always got socks and shirts and stuff we NEEDED from Mom & Dad, along with one (or maybe two) really fun things, even if we hadn’t asked for those particular things. Then, Santa brought all of the things we had asked for and wanted so badly all year. Although one year Santa brought me some socks. I think the package was mislabeled…