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Peanuts by Charles Schulz for November 22, 1956
November 21, 1956
November 23, 1956
Transcript:
Charlie Brown is talking to Violet in the field. He exclaims, "I'm sick and tired of your sly digs!"<br> <br> He raises his hands in the air and continues, "If you don't like me, why don't you come right out and say so?"<br> <br> He looks at the reader as she replies, "I don't like you"<br> <br> He turns to her and says, "On second thought, I think I prefer the sly digs.."<br> <br>
cbranco over 9 years ago
I’m starting to wonder about Schulz’s opinion of Thanksgiving.
yow4zip Premium Member about 8 years ago
Charlie Brown, you sly dog!
ootey over 7 years ago
Is honesty always the best policy? Always?Charlie begs to differ…
JoeTheDog Premium Member about 1 month ago
violet literally hates him for no reason, like one day she likes him, the next she’s all hate mode.