Peanuts by Charles Schulz for November 23, 1950
November 22, 1950
November 24, 1950
Transcript:
Charlie Brown leans in a chair listening to Patty read as she sits across from him. She reads,"Yes, sir! Abraham Lincoln was a great man!"<BR><BR> As Charlie Brown stands with the chair in hand, she asks,"Would you like to have been Abraham Lincoln?"<BR><BR> He stands and replies,"I doubt it"<BR><BR> He concludes,"I have a hard enough time being just plain Charlie Brown!"<BR><BR>
coffeeturtle over 13 years ago
Words of wisdom, Charlie Brown.
iheartchuckbrown over 13 years ago
makes ya wanna pat him on the back!
Storm F-1/4 almost 13 years ago
And a good Charlie Brown you are.
woodnote almost 13 years ago
Geez, look what goes on with Charlie Brown’s chair. It’s not a rocking chair but he dangerously rocks it back anyway. Then he grabs it and shoves it aside. The kid is hyperactive! Meanwhile he’s feeling sorry for himself. I told you that he is bipolar, and that that’s what his zigzag shirt (soon to come) represents.
yow4zip Premium Member over 12 years ago
But you get to wear a tall hat!
MoonlitKnight Premium Member over 12 years ago
To quote another cartoon character, Charlie Brown….“you knew the job was dangerous when you took it!”
WarLegalomon about 12 years ago
Where did his chair go?
RoofDog about 12 years ago
As I’m reading this, the new movie “Lincoln” will be in theatres in about a week.
RerunsforeveryoneCB almost 10 years ago
You would be a great Lincoln, Charlie Brown
BobTheDuck9999 almost 6 years ago
i love his personality
DutchCountryman about 5 years ago
Schulz seems to be experimenting with postures and props here.
Commenter8888 over 3 years ago
sad.
comicfancat1 over 2 years ago
Abe was murdered so my answer is NOOOOO