Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for December 22, 2024

See ya later, alligator.

Trite sayings make conversations easy.

“Same old thing, life goes on. You know how it is.”

I tell my kids not to take any wooden nickels. They look at me funny

I was expecting a Crocodile through the front door. I got a Caiman through the Bathroom Window. It trampled my Lennon.

See you on the flip-flop!

Ciao, baby!

Cliches make up roughly 80 percent of an average person’s conversation skills.

Let’s not forget the cliche of the pot and the kettle.

Bruh

Out side your comfort zone, at the end of the day, honestly, you know, give 110%, it is what it is, by the way, everything happens for a reason, ….

I bet Lucy won’t take any wooden nickels. She wants the ones that go clink, clink, clink!

Look what the cat dragged in…..

There is another very early Peanuts strip where CB and someone else (Shermy?) have a quick conversation of cliches, including both “Don’t take any wooden nickels” and “Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do”, ending with CB walking away saying to himself something like “Now that was a real adult conversation!”