Peanuts by Charles Schulz for October 05, 1957
October 04, 1957
October 06, 1957
Transcript:
Charlie Brown is talking to Lucy in the field. He says, "If you weren't a girl, I'd slug you!"<br> <br> Lucy puts her hands up to her face in mock horror and exclaims, "Why, Charlie Brown! How you talk!!"<br> <br>He grimaces as she continues, "How can you stand there and say you'll hot the girl who may some day be the mother of your children?"<br> <br> She watches as he runs off screaming.<br> <br>
Vinson555 over 11 years ago
Lucy, really?
decimator1337 over 9 years ago
And on May 5, 1959, she almost shot herself in the foot.http://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/1959/05/05
jbruins84341 over 7 years ago
HORRORS!
danboss over 7 years ago
ouch.
alien011 about 7 years ago
This time she really did mess with his head.
yow4zip Premium Member over 6 years ago
Run and don’t stop.
FrostbiteFalls 7 months ago
There was an old MAD magazine feature that explored that possibility. An adult CB arrives home from his file-clerk job and Lucy, in time-honored Lucy fashion, scolds him over his lack of success compared to Schroeder, who she regrets not marrying and is now a famous concert pianist. “I’m sick of tired of hearing her talk about Schroeder,” he laments as he wearily goes upstairs. “Still, it could be worse. I have a steady job, my own home, and best of all, my own son, Charlie Brown, Jr. I think I’ll stop by his room and say hello.” Then we see CB Jr. sitting on the floor of his room, playing his toy piano, looking exactly like Schroeder. His dad looks upon him and thinks, “Is it possible? I wonder…”