Comments (29) (Please sign in to comment)

1. 

   Jeo Bascon said, 6 months ago

   astigmatism.
2. 

   Brian K said, 6 months ago

   A chart like that could make someone dizzy and perhaps dyslexic
3. 

   Linux0s said, 6 months ago

   She’s doomed!
4. 

   legaleagle48 said, 6 months ago

   @Brian K

   That was actually the way it was done for kids who hadn’t learned how to read yet. I remember doing the same thing when I was Sally’s age.
5. 

   Timberwolves88 said, 6 months ago

   Sally with glasses?
6. 

   paha_siga said, 6 months ago

   Well, our doctor has C-s instead of E-s.
7. 

   Rendawimp333 said, 6 months ago

   in the next comic strip she will be wearing a eye patch
8. 

   night ranger said, 6 months ago

   @Rendawimp333

   YAARRRRR !! That’s the way she’ll do it.
9. 

   defunctdoormat said, 6 months ago

   I remember doing this when I was a little kid, too, and I DID know how to read, and always wondered why it didn’t have more letters on it. I felt ripped off.
10. 

    Bosn_c_otter said, 6 months ago

    every time I read Peanuts and I see the kids doing things the parents should be doing I always imagine the parents in front of the TV with a bottle of Gin.
11. 

    NateWright said, 6 months ago

    My brother used this test for his eyes too… when he was three and started using glasses, and they do the same one to him every tome he has an appointment and they check if he has to get new glasses, and now he’s six and he already read all Narnia (seven books) and he still does the E test. They did the E test on me for my glasses on June, when I was almost 15!! But they said, how do you see the E’s? And then they gave me something sorta like glasses and said: Do you see them any better now? And they did a test with a machine and they said I needed reading glasses…
12. 

    Cooncat said, 6 months ago

    I had that syndrome as a kid and had to walk around with a patch on one eye for about 6 weeks (iirc). “Arrrrgh … avast ye landlubbers!”
13. 

    russell5419 said, 6 months ago

    Where’s these kid’s parent’s at??? WAAAA, WA, WA, WA ,,, WA,WA,WA,
14. 

    Red Phantom said, 6 months ago

    When my son was first tested at about age 3 they had a picture chart but due to some developmental delays he didn’t know any of the pictures. I had them use the letter chart and then he had no problem.
15. 

    djc928 said, 6 months ago

    The problem with the picture chart these days – it uses a 1950s era dial phone. How many kids could identify that? Really needs an update!
16. Load the rest of the comments (14).