Peanuts by Charles Schulz for August 24, 1953
August 23, 1953
August 25, 1953
Transcript:
A puzzled Charlie Brown stands afar and watches Patty and Violet sitting on the curb talking. Patty says, "The clowns were the best of all..."<BR><BR> He walks pass them and looks over at them. Violet replies, "I thought so too..." Patty asks, "Wasn't it funny when they spilled all that water?"<BR><BR> He exclaims as they start laughing loudly.<BR><BR> He walks down the lane saying, "They were laughing at me! Those girls were laughing at me!"<BR><BR>
rockstar-2000 over 13 years ago
charlie always thinks they’re talking about him
LucyVPelt about 13 years ago
Of course, nobody loves you, everybody hates you…
Vivianne Lee over 12 years ago
Gee because he always says so!!!!
yow4zip Premium Member over 11 years ago
They’re just clowning around.
jazznbossa over 9 years ago
We always imagine other people are laughing at us…
I<3Garfield almost 9 years ago
My birthday! Except for the fact that I’m not 53 years old.
VICTOR PROULX over 3 years ago
It’s a curse to think you can read people’s minds.
FrostbiteFalls over 1 year ago
He really needed to listen better.
Frankie5466 about 1 year ago
He always thinks everyone is talking about him, laughing at him or something! He seemed to suffer from “main character syndrome” in these early strips