Peanuts by Charles Schulz for January 23, 2020

bummer, Sally

…if nature abhorring a vacuum was relevant than Sally would be getting smarter just by being at school.

Got told off, eh

Any of my teachers in the 60s would have said, “Well, keep quiet and you might learn something.”

We don’t need no education

Start with: “Friends, Americans and countrymen” the next time, Sally! :D

Apparently it wasn’t that good if no one wanted to hear it.

Hang a sign on your desk, Sally: Bored of Education

Thank you for completely misapplying thatis concept.

You were expecting “instant smarts”, Sally?

And this is why colleges are repositories of knowledge. The freshmen bring in a little and the seniors leave with none.

When did Calvin put on a dress and move to this comic strip? Does that mean Hobbes is the “cat” that lives next door and torments Snoopy?

You sure did Sally

Great speech that says “I’m Impatient”

When it comes to my apt, nature abhors a vacuum cleaner….

I’m fairly certain I’ve learned much more, especially useful things, since school than I did during school. Plus, there are far fewer distractions without teenage girls running around wearing tight Catholic school uniforms.

And, it’s been 45 minutes since I walked into the coffee shop and after reading several comics and comments, I find that I am not any smarter now than when I first arrived, too!

The real question is… Is she any less ignorant than when she arrived at school? (Smart is something you pretty much are or aren’t)

This may be the most eloquent that Sally has ever been.