How about someone you tolerate – hmm, how about someone who doesn’t make you want to scream – darn, Lucy, I don’t think you’re gonna want to see this flick.
I haven’t seen Violet, one of Schultz’ first “Peanuts” characters, in ages! She’s probably just there for filler. She, Patty (the first one, not Peppermint), and Shermy were never really developed as characters — they didn’t have any outstanding idiosyncrasies, so they kind of fell away.
I haven’t seen Violet, one of Schultz’ first “Peanuts” characters, in ages! She’s probably just there for filler. She, Patty (the first one, not Peppermint), and Shermy were never really developed as characters — they didn’t have any outstanding idiosyncrasies, so they kind of fell away.
Adiraiju about 6 years ago
How about someone you tolerate – hmm, how about someone who doesn’t make you want to scream – darn, Lucy, I don’t think you’re gonna want to see this flick.
Templo S.U.D. about 6 years ago
If it were Schroeder, HE’D say, “forget it” and walk away.
F-Flash about 6 years ago
I think Lucy may need a visit to her shrink, oh wait a minute, she is a shrink. And thus the problem.
Robert Nowall Premium Member about 6 years ago
Next time, Snoopy, go with Woodstock and see if he’ll spring for it.
summerdog86 about 6 years ago
It was probably “Lassie Come Home”.
Red Ruffensor about 6 years ago
Now showing: Twin Peaks
Number Three about 6 years ago
No wonder she’s single.
Well so am I but I promise I’m nothing like Lucy.
xxx
Takagi-san about 6 years ago
I always thought this strip should have ended with another “One, please.”
WDD about 6 years ago
I haven’t seen Violet, one of Schultz’ first “Peanuts” characters, in ages! She’s probably just there for filler. She, Patty (the first one, not Peppermint), and Shermy were never really developed as characters — they didn’t have any outstanding idiosyncrasies, so they kind of fell away.
WDD about 6 years ago
I haven’t seen Violet, one of Schultz’ first “Peanuts” characters, in ages! She’s probably just there for filler. She, Patty (the first one, not Peppermint), and Shermy were never really developed as characters — they didn’t have any outstanding idiosyncrasies, so they kind of fell away.