Peanuts by Charles Schulz for February 09, 2020

That’s a weird conidence

Then where did the expression “kick up a storm” come from, huh Snoopy?

Why did he kick the snowman to begin with?

Even birds have a fear of karma!

But that should teach you a lesson about kicking a snowman!

Snowman’s Revenge!

Hey, Snoopy, what happens when someone kicks a snowman in the snowballs?

First time I can recall seeing the whites of Woodstock’s eyes.

Everybody knows that snow is caused by flushing ice cubes down the toilet.

By a few lucky coincidences with an intermittent street lamp, I had my kids convinced that I could turn them out with my “powers”, like Jack Lemon in Bell, Book & Candle.

I can relate to Woodstock. On a hot and nearly cloudless day while visiting the mother in law’s grave my wife noticed the flowers were wilting in the heat. I jokingly offered to water them. (Use your imagination) Moments later it begin to rain.

Snoopy should go inside before he’s a snow dog.

No, but it might fall over on you.

Perfect for today – 7 am and it has snowed 10 inches already and a couple more inches coming. And No I didn’t kick the snowman BUT I sure wish I had!!!!!!! LOL

We have 10 inches out there, too. I’d not only kick that snowman, but take a shovel to him in all the right places!

“Hey, this snowman is full of carrots!”

And that’s how superstitions start.

I can find no peer-reviewed scientific literature to substantiate Snoopy’s claim.

Who knew?

Snowstorms are caused by giving a vaccination to a snowman.

If kicking were to cause it to snow, then trashing a snowman deliberately built on a sledding track with a sword/branch should have brought a month long blizzard.

Of course, how absurd! They come from too many meteorologists predicting “NO snow.”

I thought snowstorms happened when Thor hits a Frost Giant.

The guilt melting down and giving way to relief is pleasant.