Snoopy’s been a WWI flying ace for decades. Considering the average life expectancy for a WWI fighter jock was about two weeks, I’d say he’s beaten the odds.
The true event might have been based on the “Christmas Truce” of 1914. British troops heard singing from the German lines: Stille Nacht. They responded with Silent Night. After exchanging a barrage of Christmas Carols, the Germans sent an emissary under a flag of truce into no man’s land. The British responded. Soon, both sides were out between the trenches exchanging gifts, showing pictures of loved ones and playing football (soccer).
Peace broke out all along the line. Unfortunately the generals didn’t think much of the idea and it never happened again.
stcrowe almost 10 years ago
When General Pershing finds out he is at a summer camp, the Ace may get court-martialed for being AWOL.
Baarorso almost 10 years ago
If I had the cruel friends that he does, I’d WELCOME being a loner.
GROG Premium Member almost 10 years ago
You’re more alone than you think, CB.
coreym5 almost 10 years ago
You know CB’s headed to camp just from his hat. . .
summerdog86 almost 10 years ago
Now we have “specific” themed summer camps. Math camp, science camp, horse camp, computer camp, etc.
Doctor11 almost 10 years ago
Snoopy should help keep camp from being boring for Charlie Brown this year.
Aaron Saltzer almost 10 years ago
I’ve never heard of a summer camp that allowed children to bring their pets with.
Number Three almost 10 years ago
Hope you enjoy yourselves, Charlie Brown and Snoop!
xxx
dflak almost 10 years ago
Snoopy’s been a WWI flying ace for decades. Considering the average life expectancy for a WWI fighter jock was about two weeks, I’d say he’s beaten the odds.
gnatXXsum almost 10 years ago
I wonder if ol’ Chuck realiizes what a treasure he has in his dawg.
JP Steve Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Maybe they’ll meet up with Skyler from “Shoe” and the rest of the maggots!
dflak almost 10 years ago
The true event might have been based on the “Christmas Truce” of 1914. British troops heard singing from the German lines: Stille Nacht. They responded with Silent Night. After exchanging a barrage of Christmas Carols, the Germans sent an emissary under a flag of truce into no man’s land. The British responded. Soon, both sides were out between the trenches exchanging gifts, showing pictures of loved ones and playing football (soccer).
Peace broke out all along the line. Unfortunately the generals didn’t think much of the idea and it never happened again.