Peanuts by Charles Schulz for December 06, 1960
December 05, 1960
December 07, 1960
Transcript:
Lucy is watching Schroeder play on the piano. She asks, "How come the schools don't close on Beethoven's birthday?"<BR><BR> She continues, "If he was so great, how come the banks don't close either or the post offices or the libraries? How come?"<BR><BR> Schroeder responds, "I know something that never closes ANY TIME...." Lucy asks, "What's that?"<BR><BR> Linus yells at a grimacing Lucy, "Your Mouth!"<BR><BR>
MrJamie1062 almost 7 years ago
And what Schroeder says in last panel so SO TRUE,as we all know.
I <3 Peanuts almost 7 years ago
Nice retort, Schroeder! And, of course, 10!
NewOrleansSaints over 6 years ago
She was not expecting that!
JonathanThomas over 6 years ago
Burned!
peanutsmean about 4 years ago
If you were so great Lucy, how come stores don’t lose on your birthday?
SpyGuy13 over 3 years ago
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
yow4zip Premium Member over 3 years ago
It’s sure closed at the end there.
common_nerd over 2 years ago
Very good, Schroeder, very good
Best Commenter Ever almost 2 years ago
OHHHH that BURNED
Avatar??? about 1 year ago
Destruction
Ludwig van 8 months ago
First movement from Beethoven’s second sonata