How ironic (and prophetic) considering that this is from 1972. This could have been written today: there’s no mention of Thanksgiving Day and all the emphasis is on “getting” rather than giving. Sally’s twisted concept of “Christmas” fits right in with today’s self-entitlement and materialistic attitudes that seem to be getting more prevalent.
Sally is just expressing every smaller kids idea of Christmas. And very well done, too. Even written in cursive, which most baby boomers didn’t learn to write until 4th or fifth grade.
Templo S.U.D. about 5 years ago
trust your older brother on this one, Sally, for he knows way more than you
finkd about 5 years ago
Mind-blowing, isn’t it, Sally ?
wjones about 5 years ago
No change from yesterday. Just different words.
Yngvar Følling about 5 years ago
1972, eh? For some reason, I imagined that brainless expressions like “Like, wow!” came years later, in the 1980s or so. Did Sally start it?
Major Matt Mason Premium Member about 5 years ago
Yeah, Sally’s a Millennial. (“OK Boomer” in 3…2…1…)
Trond Sätre Premium Member about 5 years ago
Sally has not matured since the Christmas special
jagedlo about 5 years ago
was Sally channeling Gordo Gekko from “Wall Street”?
mrcooncat about 5 years ago
Sally needs to talk to her ‘sweet baboo’ about Christmas. Didn’t Linus play a shepherd in the Charlie Brown Christmas play?
comixbomix about 5 years ago
You would almost think he’d never met her before…
geese28 about 5 years ago
Hmm must be an emphasis on giving if the artist had to mention it twice in a row
Neo Stryder about 5 years ago
That’s why you’re the Good Ol’ Charlie Brown.
jpayne4040 about 5 years ago
Yeah, I mean who’s going to believe that!
Purple People Eater about 5 years ago
I’m with Sally on this one. The true spirit of Christmas is one of selfishness and greed.
uniquename about 5 years ago
Well, someone has to be on the receiving end of all that giving…
Doug Taylor Premium Member about 5 years ago
Sally…the original valley girl.
Comic Man X about 5 years ago
Sarcastic Sally…
Wizard of Ahz-no relation about 5 years ago
later boomer
Ellis97 about 5 years ago
Sally knows that Christmas is about giving things…to her!
Whatever happened to common sense? about 5 years ago
How ironic (and prophetic) considering that this is from 1972. This could have been written today: there’s no mention of Thanksgiving Day and all the emphasis is on “getting” rather than giving. Sally’s twisted concept of “Christmas” fits right in with today’s self-entitlement and materialistic attitudes that seem to be getting more prevalent.
JohnFarson19 about 5 years ago
What we have is, failure to communicate. Some men, you can’t reach
DCBakerEsq about 5 years ago
To give is fine, but to get devine.
cubswin2016 about 5 years ago
Maybe this is why Charlie did not try to help his sister more often.
marilynnbyerly about 5 years ago
Black Friday heresy!
knight1192a about 5 years ago
Sally words fit too many today.
Fabienne about 5 years ago
Did we use expressions such as “like, wow!” back in 1972? It doesn’t sound right…
WCraft Premium Member about 5 years ago
Hopefully, she gets it before she grows up and becomes a full-blown diva. Or, maybe it was a grownup version of her that sang: “Santa Baby”
summerdog about 5 years ago
Sally is just expressing every smaller kids idea of Christmas. And very well done, too. Even written in cursive, which most baby boomers didn’t learn to write until 4th or fifth grade.
hagarthehorrible almost 5 years ago
Ahem.. for childrens of this age getting is more apt!
theincrediblebulk almost 5 years ago
well big brother since you enjoy giving so much you can give everything to me. Then we will both be happy.