Peanuts by Charles Schulz for October 12, 1954
October 11, 1954
October 13, 1954
Transcript:
Violet, Charlie Brown, and Schroeder are sitting on the curb. The latter says, "All in all, Beethoven wrote ten violin sonatas, and thirty-two piano sonatas..."<br> <br> Charlie Brown replies, "In 1919, 'Babe' Ruth hit twenty-nine home runs...in 1920 he hit fifty-four...in 1927 he set the all-time record with sixty..."<br> <br> Charlie Brown and Violet walk off. He smiles as she exclaims, "You're so smart, Charlie Brown!" Meanwhile, Schroeder is counting on his fingers and saying, "Beethoven also wrote five piano concertoes..."<br> <br> Schroeder stands up and shouts after them, "AND NINE SYMPHONIES!!"<br> <br>
yow4zip Premium Member about 10 years ago
You tell ’em, Schroeder.
Myths lover over 7 years ago
Don’t worry Shroede, Charlie Brown may be smart but you’re a musical prodigy
Dippy almost 6 years ago
Wow, an occasion where CB won out over someone. Talk about a fluke.
C wolfe over 4 years ago
Do not forget the opera and his unfinished tenth symphony (which somebody finished for him).
JoeTheDog Premium Member about 23 hours ago
Charles martinet retired in 2023 after doing the voice of mario for almost 3 decades, actually he did it for more if you count him doing the spin-off Mario series known as Mario teaches in 1991. He went mainstream after portraying Mario in the hit game Super Mario 64. his last role as Mario was in 2022 in Mario + Rabbids sparks of hope. His last role in a Nintendo related product at all was in the billion dollar movie: The Super Mario Bros Movie (2023) as both juasepi (pardon my spelling on his name) and Mario’s dad.