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   TheSnoopster said, over 1 year ago

   Beethoven. It’s like Snoopy, unlike a St. Bernard musician
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   live evil said, over 1 year ago

   “A man who stands for nothing will fall for anything”
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   Linux0s said, over 1 year ago

   CB knows all about a terrible feeling of having a need of having the feeing…
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   GreggW said, over 1 year ago

   Schroeder prefers Brahms to Beethoven? WTH?
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   orinoco womble said, over 1 year ago

   Smetana’s “Moldau”, Charlie. “Moldau.”
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   germanvisitor said, over 1 year ago

   “Even the most miserable ninny who has absolute nothing to be proud of in live will take at last his nationality to be proud of.” – Schopenhauer
   We believe in you, Charly Brown.
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   Bob said, over 1 year ago

   I’ll go home for a little Jack Daniels fifth.
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   OldestandWisest said, over 1 year ago

   @GreggW

   Actually, Charles Schulz said in interviews that HIS favorite composer was Brahms, but that he made Schroeder a Beethoven zealot because it was a funnier name.
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   Felix The Cat said, over 1 year ago

   The mega-downer ending of Brahms’ 4th is definitely not the music to listen to when you want to feel glad to be alive. Except in comparison, perhaps. I heartily recommend the 2nd for that purpose.
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    orinoco womble said, over 1 year ago

    @Felix The Cat

    Aimez-Vous Brahms?

    (Check IMDB for the meaning of that reference.)
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    Felix The Cat said, over 1 year ago

    @orinoco womble

    Excuse me. Ich genießen Sie die Musik von Brahms Actually I am somewhat of an anomaly: I am a devotee of both Brahms and Wagner. I also like Dvořák and Mahler. Dvořák’s Scherzo Capriccio would also work well here.
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    Rx71Wm29 said, over 1 year ago

    “A man who stands for nothing will fall for anything”?
    #
    Is the opposite true, “A man who stands for anything will fall for nothing”?
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    Alain Harper (מיכאל בן-אברם) said, over 1 year ago

    @Rx71Wm29

    No, because then he inevitably discovers that not everything is equally worth standing for… and that some things are definitely worth falling for (take that any way you like).
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    Aaron Saltzer said, over 1 year ago

    What’s up with circles around Schroeder’s head in the last panel?
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    MysteryCat said, over 1 year ago

    @Aaron Saltzer

    I think it’s the comic strip version of a double-take.
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