March 08, 2019
February 03, 2019
that’s something worth thinking about, Linus van Pelt
But . . . Miss Othmar . . .
Loved the choc cake in choc custard!
I remember another strip where Linus wasn’t feeling well one morning, and almost didn’t go to school. But Mom already had his lunch made, and that was decision-maker. Waste not, want not.
You could eat lunch at home, you know.
I played hookey twice and no one noticed…
then there’s the fact that it’s Sunday :)
That’s a good motivator. I must use it for the future.
Replace “school” with “work,” and welcome to adulthood, Linus.
@MEPace
Having read Cooncat’s comments here, there, and elsewhere, it’s cleat that he-she-it doesn’t like facts and can’t do math.
Later, of course, Sally would have several “philosophies”, such as “In five hundred years, who would care?”
Seeing he, apparently, is carrying his lunch, if he skipped school, he would still have access to the same lunch.
My attendance was always very good at school.
That doesn’t mean I actually liked school though. I just wasn’t the kind of person who would bunk off.
xxx
Charles Schulz
Templo S.U.D. over 7 years ago
that’s something worth thinking about, Linus van Pelt
Melki Premium Member over 7 years ago
But . . . Miss Othmar . . .
Andrew Capp over 7 years ago
Loved the choc cake in choc custard!
tracerbullet over 7 years ago
I remember another strip where Linus wasn’t feeling well one morning, and almost didn’t go to school. But Mom already had his lunch made, and that was decision-maker. Waste not, want not.
Robert Nowall Premium Member over 7 years ago
You could eat lunch at home, you know.
i_am_the_jam over 7 years ago
I played hookey twice and no one noticed…
PibCrazy over 7 years ago
then there’s the fact that it’s Sunday :)
bigcatbusiness over 7 years ago
That’s a good motivator. I must use it for the future.
chaosinabox over 7 years ago
Replace “school” with “work,” and welcome to adulthood, Linus.
Godfreydaniel over 7 years ago
@MEPace
Having read Cooncat’s comments here, there, and elsewhere, it’s cleat that he-she-it doesn’t like facts and can’t do math.
Godfreydaniel over 7 years ago
Later, of course, Sally would have several “philosophies”, such as “In five hundred years, who would care?”
Jogger2 over 7 years ago
Seeing he, apparently, is carrying his lunch, if he skipped school, he would still have access to the same lunch.
Number Three over 7 years ago
My attendance was always very good at school.
That doesn’t mean I actually liked school though. I just wasn’t the kind of person who would bunk off.
xxx