@TEMPLO S.U.D.There are plenty of “Peanuts” strips when Schroeder mentions other composers, even a few where he played their compositions. In an interview once, Schulz commented that he settled on Beethoven because the three syllables made it funnier than Mozart or Bach or others likely to be known by his audience.
Rally stripes, also sometimes known as racing stripes, are the stripes painted on usually the hood of a car, & often continuing over the roof & trunk area. Pin striping is the very narrow version on the side of a car, going the whole length from front to rear.
Linux0s over 9 years ago
Now you’re ready to play Chopin’s Minute Waltz.
knight1192a over 9 years ago
Shows he does pay attention, just not to Lucy.
awgiedawgie Premium Member over 9 years ago
Defacing one’s piano is grounds for murder.
tripwire45 over 9 years ago
Never mess with a guy’s stuff.
Darryl Heine over 9 years ago
What are rally stripes?
Indycar over 9 years ago
I don’t think painting Schroeder’s piano like a race car is going to help anything.
neverenoughgold over 9 years ago
Rally Stripes, when you want to make a dud car “look” like a hot one!
There might be something symbolic here…
carm3nlone over 9 years ago
Cool Comic
summerdog86 over 9 years ago
I think James has it right, today.
Godfreydaniel over 9 years ago
@TEMPLO S.U.D.There are plenty of “Peanuts” strips when Schroeder mentions other composers, even a few where he played their compositions. In an interview once, Schulz commented that he settled on Beethoven because the three syllables made it funnier than Mozart or Bach or others likely to be known by his audience.
Chief Inspector over 9 years ago
It was Lucy: Now she is Hayden in the Bach of the room making a liszt of what she will do next
Number Three over 9 years ago
Take a wild guess, Schroeder!
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charliefarmrhere over 9 years ago
Rally stripes, also sometimes known as racing stripes, are the stripes painted on usually the hood of a car, & often continuing over the roof & trunk area. Pin striping is the very narrow version on the side of a car, going the whole length from front to rear.