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Peanuts by Charles Schulz for January 16, 1957
January 15, 1957
January 17, 1957
Transcript:
Lucy is talking to Linus, who is holding his blanket and sucking his thumb, in the living room. She says, "This blanket business is all foolishness, Linus..."<br> <br> She asks, "Can't you see it's all in your head?" He replies, "If I can't believe in this blanket, I won't believe in anything!"<br> <br> He continues, "I won't believe in Mother's day, or Thanksgiving, or the Fourth of July or ANYTHING."<br> <br> He concludes, "I won't even believe in BASTILLE DAY!"<br> <br>
TashaFluffyKitty over 12 years ago
Bastille Day?
the4thpip almost 12 years ago
July 14. French national holiday.
yow4zip Premium Member about 8 years ago
Wow, he’s serious!
thatdarnfurry over 3 years ago
Oh no, not bastille day!
Stormwyrm almost 3 years ago
Is that why you’ll later believe in the Great Pumpkin?
JoeTheDog Premium Member about 2 months ago
there’s a reason he didn’t say Halloween.