When I was a child in early 70s, Heard my grandmother scream from the bathroom, my father taped a sign in the shower that read Smile Your on Candid Camera. I thought it was hilarious, Mother and Grandmother didnt….
At least Snoopy developed more maturity than a bunch of youtubers who came up with the most inappropriate “practical jokes” for content… and still got rich doing it. _
Learned the same lesson, the hard way. In the process of surveying an old mill building for some renovation work we, knowing we had a new guy starting on Monday, were looking for an initiation prank. Found an old mannequin, female of course, and a wig and clothes amongst the clutter. Half buried her a ways out an old, claustrophobic, dead end tunnel. Come Monday we sent the newbie out there with an weak flashlight to “see where it went”. He came back moments later covered it dust, white as a sheet and screaming. Once he calmed down all had a “good” laugh and we replaced “Annie” for the work crews to find later. They had a laugh and, in turn, replaced her for the building super to find. Turned out he was a Vietnam vet with what we now know as PTSD. Annie went to the dumpster and we all learned a lesson about “fun”.
Templo S.U.D. almost 3 years ago
wow
ronaldspence almost 3 years ago
Maybe Woodstock is pranking Snoopy back ?
monkeysky almost 3 years ago
Fun fact: Woodstock got his name, and his “haircut”, from a strip where Snoopy was surprised to come across a “hippie bird”.
francescbir almost 3 years ago
Caution: Watch out for jokes.
orinoco womble almost 3 years ago
Nero Wolfe says most “pranks” or practical jokes are veiled hostility flexing its muscles.
littlejohn Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I’ve heard of sleepwalking. But now there is nestwalking?
knutdl almost 3 years ago
Bad dog.
mrcooncat almost 3 years ago
Nice Snoopy … you just gave easy access to Woodstock’s nest to the ‘cat next door’ …
ah-hee almost 3 years ago
It would have been better of Snoopy had put the nest on his pool table.
Wren Fahel almost 3 years ago
I despise “practical jokes”. There’s nothing funny about some of the mean-spirited ones.
cdillon85 almost 3 years ago
Lesson learned.
Ellis97 almost 3 years ago
Woodstock must really miss his mother, doesn’t he?
preacherman Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Good for you Snoopy. I wish Garfield could do the same.
mckeonfuneralhomebx almost 3 years ago
When I was a child in early 70s, Heard my grandmother scream from the bathroom, my father taped a sign in the shower that read Smile Your on Candid Camera. I thought it was hilarious, Mother and Grandmother didnt….
siddharth almost 3 years ago
Poor little bird..
this is summerdog almost 3 years ago
It is nice to have Snoopy as the interpreter today.
this is summerdog almost 3 years ago
Practical jokes are disrespectful to the personal who is the target of one.
raybarb44 almost 3 years ago
That’s one you keep to yourself……
WCraft Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Well, that’s a total flop as a Valentine’s gift…
Decepticomic almost 3 years ago
At least Snoopy developed more maturity than a bunch of youtubers who came up with the most inappropriate “practical jokes” for content… and still got rich doing it. _
Otis Rufus Driftwood almost 3 years ago
That was crazy.
Mary McNeil Premium Member almost 3 years ago
What’s that proverb? “If you find a turtle on a fence post you can be pretty sure he didn’t get up there by himself.”
edeloriea14 almost 3 years ago
Oh, Snoopy, let’s hope so!
ChrisTrey almost 3 years ago
22 years ago the strip ended with the death of it’s creator. Thanks, Sparky, for the best comic strip of all time!
bbenoit almost 3 years ago
Learned the same lesson, the hard way. In the process of surveying an old mill building for some renovation work we, knowing we had a new guy starting on Monday, were looking for an initiation prank. Found an old mannequin, female of course, and a wig and clothes amongst the clutter. Half buried her a ways out an old, claustrophobic, dead end tunnel. Come Monday we sent the newbie out there with an weak flashlight to “see where it went”. He came back moments later covered it dust, white as a sheet and screaming. Once he calmed down all had a “good” laugh and we replaced “Annie” for the work crews to find later. They had a laugh and, in turn, replaced her for the building super to find. Turned out he was a Vietnam vet with what we now know as PTSD. Annie went to the dumpster and we all learned a lesson about “fun”.
Austin K. almost 3 years ago
One of the saddest Peanuts ever…?
Bogombo Premium Member almost 3 years ago
“Peanuts” was a very deep strip. So many of the stories were very bleak and sad.