Peanuts by Charles Schulz for February 04, 2013

In your case Charlie Brown it’s I before E, except you’re screwed.

Try not to overthink it…

Just remember how to spell “Beagle”.

I never made it past the first round.

uh oh Charlie Brown!

Uh-oh is right — but your word (which you’ll blow) won’t be one to which that rule even applies.

Guys, this version is different from the movie. It’s a lot better. Not gonna spoil it though.

“I before E except after C, let’s see, before C…”

I remember this storyline very well…because the very same thing happened to me!

i beore e unless followed by two o,s

as in e i e i oo

I never saw a chalkboard like that, but that is why they called them blackboards.

Omg Charlie Brown!!!!!!!!!

Right now is NOT the time to lose focus!!!!!

Poor Charlie Brown. I can already see how this will go.

When I was in school, all the chalkboards were black because they were made out of slate, and they were called blackboards. I didn’t see green “chalkboards” until the 60’s.

In “my day”, they were black and cold — actually made of slate. Then they became black and room temp — some kind of paint. the green morph came later. Do they even have them anymore?

… I before E, except after C, and when sounded like A, as in NEIGHBOR and WEIGH. FOREIGN, SEIZE, NEITHER, LEISURE, FORFEIT and HEIGHT are exceptions when spelled right. Actually, “right” should be “correctly”.

The advantage of English, is that it is rich in words borrowed from other languages. This gives it a very powerful vocabulary. It also means that spelling is close to arbitrary.

Piece in our time.

I want to hug him!

xxx

I never knew C.B. was borderline retarded on top of wishy washy.

You have to match your ambition with ability, Charlie Brown!

I never saw this series! I’ll be excited to see how it turns out! :D

Good Grief !!!

Perhaps i should say Good Greif

poor Charlie he seems nervous doesn’t he??!!!!