Peanuts by Charles Schulz for September 02, 1967
September 01, 1967
September 03, 1967
Transcript:
Linus says to Lucy, "Say! How do I know Gramma isn't cheating?"<BR><BR> Linus points at Lucy and continues, "How do I know she's not sneaking a few puffs out behind the barn? How do I know?"<BR><BR> "I'll bet that's what she's doing! I should get my blanket back because I'll bet Gramma's smoking behind the barn!"<BR><BR> Lucy replies, "We don't have a barn!" Linus frowns and says, "Rats!"<BR><BR>
LadyBlanc about 11 years ago
But I bet they have a garage. She could be out behind the garage.
MrJamie1062 over 10 years ago
Or not even anywhere on the VanPelts’ property; for all Linus knows, his grandma could have even gone out for a WALK, and secretly smoking. We all know, that such bad habits, that one has had for so long, really never leave you; deep down inside, you never really DO get over your addiction, but just have to FORCE yourself, to stay away from it, like Linus’ grandmother is strong-willed enough to do. Yes, this really was a lesson for him to learn—NEVER try to underestimate someone, even if it seems like they never would or would not do something—maybe they really would, or would not do, the action in question.
ootey over 6 years ago
Linus could be sneaking a blanket behind the barn too.