I had one as a kid about Linus’ age here. Still remember it fondly! Mine had a wooden screwdriver as well and a couple of wooden “screws” to put in the board. It was great.
We had 2 versions of this. One was like orinoco womble described with screws and a screwdriver. The other one had the crosspiece at the middle of the supports so you could hammer the pegs in, then turn it over and hammer them the other way. That one was used most, over and over.
Templo S.U.D. almost 6 years ago
man, those wooden hammering board toys were classic
orinoco womble almost 6 years ago
I had one as a kid about Linus’ age here. Still remember it fondly! Mine had a wooden screwdriver as well and a couple of wooden “screws” to put in the board. It was great.
Major Matt Mason Premium Member almost 6 years ago
However, Linus got the square peg in the round hole, the triangle peg in the square hole and the round peg in the square hole quite nicely!
guenette.charlie(BozoKnows) almost 6 years ago
The wisdom of the young Linus Van Pelt.
Ray Rappisi Jr Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Linus was so cute in these early strips
Spaceman Tom almost 6 years ago
Is this the first strip where Linus had any dialogue?
STACEY MARSHALL Premium Member almost 6 years ago
They don’t make things the way they used to, and they probably never did!
Godfreydaniel almost 6 years ago
Linus was proving that any tool can be the right tool long before Red Green!
Bookworm Premium Member almost 6 years ago
We had 2 versions of this. One was like orinoco womble described with screws and a screwdriver. The other one had the crosspiece at the middle of the supports so you could hammer the pegs in, then turn it over and hammer them the other way. That one was used most, over and over.
the humorist formerly known as Hotshot1984 Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Order In the court, order!
therese_callahan2002 almost 6 years ago
Where’s today’s strip? This is from yesterday!