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But to expect mature (maybe bit elderly) people to have infinite randomness is stupifying as I think randomness peaks during 20's or so but then wanes subsequently. Its more of a Gaussian curve though a tad-bit distorted.
I remember one in which Calvin walks up to his dad and tells him: "Dad, i wannabe a millionnaire". The conversation continues as follows:
Dad: (smiling) "That's very good ambition, Calvin. But for that you've got to work very hard!"
Calvin: " No Dad, for that YOU have to work very hard"
Dad: (Confused) "Well... Why?"
Calvin: "you see, i only wan tto inherit the money"
:)
One more:
Night time. The phone rings. Calvin picks the rcvr
Calvin: "Calvin here"
voice on the other side: "Hi Calvin, Can i speak to your dad?"
Calvin: "sure"
And Calvin hangs the phone
Calvin: (Thought bubble): "Wonder why he was asking my permission to speak to my dad"
:)
Am a major fan of Calvin Hobbes n Asterix
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