Peanuts by Charles Schulz for December 18, 1950
December 16, 1950
December 19, 1950
Transcript:
Shermy and Charlie Brown stand in the snow-covered field, in the winter clothes, talking. The latter says,"Hello, Shermy" Shermy replies,"Hello, Charlie Brown"<BR><BR> Charlie Brown looks over to his right and says,"Looks like it may get a little colder...." Shermy looks up into the sky and agrees,"Yes, it looks that way..."<BR><BR> Charlie Brown turns to walk off and raises his hand in farewell. He says,"Well, don't take any wooden nickels!" Shermy also turs to leave and lifts his hand in farewell. He says,"Don't do anything I wouldn't do!"<BR><BR> Charlie Brown walks along concluding,"Now there was a real adult conversation!"<BR><BR>
septjet about 13 years ago
A 3rd character name is introduced, Shermy.
coffeeturtle about 13 years ago
indeed!
Storm F-1/4 over 12 years ago
I’ve always wanted a wooden nickle….
woodnote about 12 years ago
It is true that adults talk in cliches a lot! Adults can be rather boring.
yow4zip Premium Member about 12 years ago
Small talk.
WarLegalomon over 11 years ago
Small talk, eh Shermy?
RoofDog over 11 years ago
I wasn’t alive back then, but the repeated mentioning of it makes me wonder just how big of a problem they had with the circulation of these counterfeit wooden nickels.
RerunsforeveryoneCB over 9 years ago
adult’s are boring, Chuck
Dakota da'kid about 9 years ago
My grandmother used to tell me when I was around 7 years old (in a joking perspective when we would talk about money) “Now don’t take no wooden nickels”. I think this might be where she got that saying from. I’m not for sure, but..
Commenter8888 almost 3 years ago
not really.