Peanuts by Charles Schulz for February 06, 2013

What about M A I Z E ?

Well Charlie Brown showed he could do something alright… fail.

And / or a definition.

What about mace?

Irony that he thought of a game he’s always blown — and got blown out!

A-A-U-G-H.. “AAUGH”…

It’s over.

I told you guys it would have a funny ending

oh you blockhead!!!

It WAS an accurate answer.

Fate is never late to look over beforehand. Even though he’ll be sent to the principal’s office for that.

Next Tuesday’s strip says it all.

Classic Charlie Brown!

Funny as in pathetic?

i actually had that card, but my mom threw out all my baseball cards and my stack of comic books when i went to college.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Yes, early 60s – Charlie the baseball fan ….. M A Y S is the natural answer!

“Beagle, B-E-A-G-E-L, Beagle, AUGHH!!!”

You blockhead!!!

Poor Charlie Brown. :-(

That joke didn’t age very well.

Someone has baseball on the brain

Can hardly wait to see tomorrow’s comic. This should be good.

good one MadCow

Actually, from what I remember from spelling bees, given that a homonym is involved, a sentence would be required.

Technically, he’s right as they didn’t say which maze, mays, or maize they were looking for. ;-)

Yes, I always thought there was an I in maize. You know, corn. Poor Charlie Brown.

Willie Mays and A Charlie Brown Christmas

http://schulzmuseum.org/willie-mays-and-a-charlie-brown-christmas/

http://schulzmuseum.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Mays_pe661011.jpg

http://schulzmuseum.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Mays_pe690803.jpg

oh geez Charlie Brown messed up!!!!!!!!!!

Maize, another word for corn. “Last Fall we went to the Maize Maze and got lost.”

That was kind of an unfair word because, like other commenters said, there are many spellings for “Maze.” There is “Maize,” which is another word for corn. There is “Mays,” which is a maiden or a virgin. And there is “Maze,” which is a pathway with turns and dead ends. But of course, Charlie Brown said the wrong one, because he is Charlie Brown!