Anyone know where this line is from: ". . .and as long as I'm dreaming, I'd like a pony"

[Syringer]

 

[johnjohn320]

I wanna say Simpsons (Lisa)?

 

[minendo]

Calvin and Hobbes.

 

[ROTC1983]

Originally posted by: minendo
Calvin and Hobbes.

Calvin and Hobbes. Susi ( I believe that was her name) says it.

 

[minendo]

Originally posted by: ROTC1983

Originally posted by: minendo
Calvin and Hobbes.

Calvin and Hobbes. Susi ( I believe that was her name) says it.

Susie Derkins.

 

[Legendary]

Based on Bill Watterson's wife
/useless information

 

[Trevelyan]

yup C and H

 

[Broohaha]

wtf? im a C&H freak but i dont remember that line. somebody refresh my memory

I should make "A swift kick in the butt: $1" my sig

 

[Fatdog]

You'll find it on page 199, middle set of panels, in "The Essental Calvin and Hobbes".

 

[Trevelyan]

Susi's talking about how she doesn't need Calvin's friendship... she says that she'll get tons of friends that will all care about her and she won't even remember "stupid Calvin".... then she says the line.

It goes something like that, IIRC.

 

[athithi]

Originally posted by: Broohaha
wtf? im a C&H freak but i dont remember that line. somebody refresh my memory

I should make "A swift kick in the butt: $1" my sig

It's when Calvin calls Susie a name and then debates with Hobbes about apologizing to her. One of the few panels that has neither Calvin, nor Hobbes in it. Susies wishes she had a 100 friends so she wouldn't need Calvin and then Susie and her friends would go and play by themselves without Calvin....and as long as she's dreaming, she'd like a pony It's a cute panel of Susie sitting on the floor, her chin rested on her hands.