Peanuts by Charles Schulz for May 03, 1952
May 02, 1952
May 04, 1952
Transcript:
Violet approaches Charlie Brown sitting in the field on a plank, eating. She says, "You eat too much candy, Charlie Brown!"<BR><BR> He turns away and she continues, "Before you know it, all your teeth will start to decay...then they'll ache and pain all night long..."<BR><BR> He shudders as she continues, "Then one day your teeth will start to fall out...plink, plink, plink! Then...."<BR><BR> She watches as he runs off yelling "YAAH!" and dropping the bag.<BR><BR>
Mizzahally almost 12 years ago
Not that fast!!
yow4zip Premium Member almost 12 years ago
So the tooth comes out.
Attila The Voice! over 10 years ago
First time I see stress lines around Charlie’s eyes!
HarryNJ over 10 years ago
Fifth pane: Violet picks up the bag and eats the remaining candy.
Commenter8888 almost 3 years ago
don’t tell him more.
phoenixnyc over 2 years ago
“My great-aunt Jennifer ate a box of candy every day of her life. She lived to be 103, and when she had been dead for three days, she still looked better than you do now!”—Sheridan Whiteside, “The Man Who Came to Dinner”
robert423elliott about 2 years ago
phoenixnyc – I thought that you were going to tell this one: An 8 year old boy was sitting on a swing eating jelly beans. A man came by and started telling him how candy was bad for him and it not only would rot his teeth but it would shorten his life. The little boy said, “I had an uncle that lived to be 95”. The man said, “And I suppose he ate a lot of candy”. The boy said, “No, but he knew how to mind his own freakin’ business!!!”
[Unnamed Reader - b10daf] 8 months ago
This is the strip that persuaded me that Violet’s father is a dentist.