Peanuts by Charles Schulz for July 30, 2011

This is why Snoopy has never been to Toronto.

They’re just giving Snoopy the bird.

I think that was woodstock.

Eli – No, it’s a blue jay.Woodstock is yellow. And as this strip appears to be dated 1964, he won’t appear for several more years, or have a name till a few years after that.

I wonder where he’s going in such a big hurry.

Blue jays can be mean.

time to get the kenel flying snoopy remember your an ace!

@Grog (from yesterday)The strip said 240 at bats. Your comment said you calculated 250, implying the strip was wrong. If your point was about patience, it could have been made without mentioning the discrepancy. My point is, except for a 1.000 BA, you can’t calculate at-bats from BA; you can only estimate that number, even if you know the number of hits.

Woodstock was named after the 1969 Woodstock music festival. The character actually appeared prior to 1969, but Schulz didn’t give him a name until 1970.

Guess going to a Bluejays game is out of the question. :P

Of course there was no Toronto Blue Jays baseball team when this strip was drawn.

I don’t like blue jays much either, Snoopy.

The Birds!

I can handle the blue jays. It’s the pigeons that I have a problem with.

Peanuts is a classic comic, #1 on my list and I am 84-years-old. “Peanuts” offers humor and wisdom. Just reading it makes my day.

Gee, how can Snoopy jump like that when he was flat on his back?

Angry Birds-The Snoopy Version

Hi folks, the Sunday strip has been updated on arcamax.com

Here’s the 7/31 strip GoComics emailed me if you don’t want to see the arcamax.com ads. I have no idea why it isn’t online (yet).

@mabrndt; thank you! thank u! thanku!

the bird should’ve been colored yellow

Snoopy should just put the nasty little creature to rest. He is a dog, you know, and one fatal bite should do the trick.