You rarely see the kids leaning out a window like that/ It’s usually the door. Aaron McGruder uses the same visual trope for answering the door that Schulz employed: The house in profile, and a head leaning way out, while the body appears to stay entirely inside.
Linus is experimenting becoming bilingual (be careful, it may backfire and increase Sally’s interest…) – the good news is he didn’t use the word cabeza instead.
Templo S.U.D. over 10 years ago
Was her sweet babboo inviting her on a date? (E’en I didn’t know casaba was a synonym for pig skin.)
Squizzums over 10 years ago
Sally’s no dummy. She knows what Linus’s sister does to her brother continually with the ol’ casaba.
Thomas Scott Roberts creator over 10 years ago
You rarely see the kids leaning out a window like that/ It’s usually the door. Aaron McGruder uses the same visual trope for answering the door that Schulz employed: The house in profile, and a head leaning way out, while the body appears to stay entirely inside.
Darryl Heine over 10 years ago
The old casaba refers to the football.
Aaron Saltzer over 10 years ago
It’s called a football in America, Linus.
Number Three over 10 years ago
The football, Sally.
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Fido (aka Felix Rex) over 10 years ago
Linus is experimenting becoming bilingual (be careful, it may backfire and increase Sally’s interest…) – the good news is he didn’t use the word cabeza instead.
neverenoughgold over 10 years ago
Capice…
ceylondiver over 10 years ago
Come wi’ me to zee Casaba!