Peanuts by Charles Schulz for March 15, 1958
March 14, 1958
March 16, 1958
Transcript:
Linus, with his blanket, stands listening to Schroeder talking. Schroeder says, "My grandfather says that in his day, kids didn't drag blankets around.."<br> <br> Linus replies, "Your grandfather didn't have to worry about being run down in the street by blockheads!"<br> <br> He shouts, "He Didn't Have To Worry About Being Bombed From Outer Space!!!"<br> <br>He yells louder, "HE DIDN'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT.." Schroeder rushes away muttering, "Good Grief!"<br> <br>
valheru almost 13 years ago
Yeah as tech advances, there are certainly more and more things revealed that we can worry about.
yow4zip Premium Member over 6 years ago
What, me worry?
LucyVanPelt is evil over 4 years ago
Whoo-hoo, Linus!
Stormwyrm over 2 years ago
The Soviet Union’s R-7 Semyorka (SS-6 Sapwood), the world’s first successful ICBM, was in the advanced testing stages at the time this strip was published, as was the American SM-65 Atlas. Both ICBM systems wouldn’t become operational until more than a year later, in late 1959. Though the prospect of being bombed from space was likely already on everyone’s mind by then.