Peanuts by Charles Schulz for August 13, 1960
August 12, 1960
August 14, 1960
Transcript:
Charlie Brown is looking off into the distance in his baseball gear on the pitcher's mound. He muses, "This guy will never be expecting a fast ball..."<BR><BR> He continues to speak, "With the bases loaded he'll be expecting a curve, but he also knows I know what he's expecting...."<BR><BR> Charlie Brown turns to the right and says, "So if he's expecting me to pitch what I know he knows I know he knows he's expecting, I'd...:<BR><BR> He looks confused and shakes himself. He asks the reader, "Where was I?"<BR><BR>
Gray Sunflower over 10 years ago
Well if he knows that I know what he knows that I know he knows of what I’m going to pitch, and knowing what I’m knowing what he’s knowing about what I’m knowing of what he’s knowing about what I’m knowing of what he knows, then I think there might be a chance.
ootey over 6 years ago
Just lob it up there and get it over with…
yow4zip Premium Member over 4 years ago
That was unexpected.
Anton Sherwood almost 2 years ago
In a spot like that, randomness is your friend. Unfortunately we meatbags are not much good at randomness.