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Big Nate by Lincoln Peirce for January 17, 2010
January 16, 2010
January 18, 2010
Transcript:
Thomas Jefferson, Founding Father by Nate Wright Nate says, "The woman asked for a 500-word essay, and I gave her a 500-word essay!" Principal Nichols says, Sit down, son."
Feed Me Comics! almost 11 years ago
i read all of it and i dont see what’s wrong with it. its pretty good
big nate yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy over 10 years ago
I noticed what he did wrong. Not enough info and too many opinions
eccentrik Premium Member about 10 years ago
it was pretty good actually
kenivlikesbignate almost 10 years ago
I didn’t see what was wrong with it until I saw the so, so, so… and the very, very, very…
Hermione4Ever over 9 years ago
I love William and Mary!
Comisftw almost 9 years ago
One does not simply write an essay
Pearls before Big Nate Minus Garfield over 8 years ago
His hands look like they’re 2-D, on paper, smushed, etc. in the final panel. (Nate’s, not P.N.)
LooppyKid over 7 years ago
The way Lincoln drew T.J in the header, I cannot
m_ladybug0518 over 7 years ago
Lol, Nate! You copied how I would write an essay! JK ;)
Ella Zhu almost 7 years ago
THAT is THE MOST horrible essay EVER
MateRight about 4 years ago
well usually, the teacher just gives it a bad grade, not send the person to the principal’s office
Peco over 3 years ago
This was TL:DR for me.
rey mondia about 3 years ago
Final Big Nate strip copyrighted with NEA, Inc.
SamuelZhao about 2 years ago
This essay was pretty good up until he said so so so and very very very
SamuelZhao about 2 years ago
This is a pretty good essay. I would give Nate a grad in the range of B to A-
hockey man almost 2 years ago
TJ?
DM9001 almost 2 years ago
Nate could’ve made his essay longer without the need for filler if he added more facts. He could’ve explained why he did the things he did or what specific contributions he made to the Declaration of Independence. He could’ve also explained Jefferson’s controversial acts, like how he claimed to be an abolitionist although he was a huge slave owner, or how he supported the French but also did things that supported the British (both were enemies at the time).
Legend of the Night about 1 year ago
Isn’t Martha Batman’s mom’s name?
ComicAssassin 4 months ago
thats a lot of words on this comic strip
Sokka the Great 3 months ago
Respect to Lincoln for coming up with all that for one strip