I forgot Linus was basically a baby when the strip began. He grew up a lot compared to the other characters. (Just started following Peanuts Begins last week, it’s fun!)
Our bottles had a constriction a few inches from the top where the cream separated. The dairy supplied a tool you insert to the constriction and pour off the cream if you wanted cream.
Our house used to have that little door by the backdoor, opened into a little box, built into the exterior wall. The milkman would put the milk in from outside and we’d open it from the little door on the inside.
Jesy Bertz Premium Member over 3 years ago
The reason why the government issued “Warning: Choking Hazard” labels.
kenshively over 3 years ago
Back in the days of cardboard stoppers…
bixya over 3 years ago
They would have been perfect for me: when I was little, I had a slight form of pica
DaveG1960 over 3 years ago
Foiled again…..
Troglodyte over 3 years ago
Linus was always the chew-sy type!
Major Matt Mason Premium Member over 3 years ago
We won’t mention the fact that the blanket USED to be blue… ;-)
Q4horse over 3 years ago
When was the last time anyone saw a glass milk bottle?
sheilag over 3 years ago
“Bright red”? Didn’t they achieve that back in the 50s by using lead in paint? ;-)
delennwen over 3 years ago
I forgot Linus was basically a baby when the strip began. He grew up a lot compared to the other characters. (Just started following Peanuts Begins last week, it’s fun!)
DCBakerEsq over 3 years ago
Milk bottle?
Bob. over 3 years ago
Our bottles had a constriction a few inches from the top where the cream separated. The dairy supplied a tool you insert to the constriction and pour off the cream if you wanted cream.
Bob. over 3 years ago
And in winter the milk would freeze and stick an inch or so out of the bottle.
Shikamoo Premium Member over 3 years ago
The perfect teething ring.
Durak Premium Member over 3 years ago
Our house used to have that little door by the backdoor, opened into a little box, built into the exterior wall. The milkman would put the milk in from outside and we’d open it from the little door on the inside.