Peanuts by Charles Schulz for July 20, 2021

Gee, who’s the mystery fellow who unintentionally insulted Charlie Brown?

I didn’t know Ronnie Ann Casagrande lived in the 1960s-1970s

Would you really trust the person who hurt you to make amends? I wouldn’t.

Who ever left the note forgot the area code.

Wonder whose (real) phone number that was….

This strip predates the “Holllywood 555” prefix for phone numbers.

The 762 exchange would be in Eisenstein, Wisconsin.

Later, he got another note with the number 867-5309.

Marcey?

Who could this mysterious person?

Post-it note?

Maybe it’s the love of your life CB…’til death do us party… :D

You look like a dented fender in a parking lot.

At least it doesn’t say “This shirt inspected by…”

Now we definitely know that it wasn’t Lucy…because she would not apologize or leave a note…

Tune in tomorrow!

The note was left by someone who wants to hurt his feelings again, face-to-face this time, to have the cruel pleasure of seeing Charlie Brown’s hurt look. That’s not a spoiler; I’m just guessing … but that’s the way life is.

Well said, Chuck! We’ve all been there : )

A dented car has no feelings.

Don’t those notes usually say “KICK ME”?

Just be glad you don’t have that phone number, and that this isn’t the day the strip first hit the papers.

Well, we know it wasn’t Jim Rockford. His number was 555-2368. :)

At least the note didn’t say, “Kick me”.

Maybe it’s the Little Red Haired Girl?

To call or not to call, that is the question…..

My how times have changed…today you don’t get a note, apology, and numbers -forget about it!

Little Red Haired Girl?

“I am writing this note so the people who saw me hit your car think I am leaving you my contact info. I’m not.”

I think he meant bumper. Fenders don’t get dented often in a parking lot.

Wow, more important not to have others know their apologizing to Charlie Brown than to acctually apolgize.

Great punch line.actually lol’d.

Maybe the writer will offer Charlie Brown some cookies to make him feel better—-?

I remember this arc! Gonna pour myself a cold glass of milk and wait for the end…

The first panel is unusually detailed by Sparky’s standards.

It’s a mystery, Charlie Brown! Oh, sorry. Wrong storyline.