Peanuts by Charles Schulz for June 27, 1993

Transcript:

Charlie Brown calls from the pitcher's mound, weraing his paseball cap and mitt, "Okay, team... we're up to bat!"<BR><BR> Charlie Brown and Linus walk from the field. Linus says, "So I've been wondering..."<BR><BR> Linus and Charlie Brown sit on the bench. Linus says, "Which is more important? Which is the greater accomplishment?"<BR><BR> Chalrie Brown picks up his bat. Linus says, "Which would you rather do, write 'War and Peace' like Leo Tolstoy..."<BR><BR> Charlie Brown walks to home plate, Linus continues, "...Or hit sixty-one hom eruns like Roger Maris?"<BR><BR> Charlie Brown swings at the pitch and misses. THe umpire yells, "STRIKE THREE!"<BR><BR> Linus and Charlie Brown sit on the bench. Charlie Brown says, "I probably won't write 'War and Peace', either."<BR><BR>