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Peanuts by Charles Schulz for November 30, 1955
November 29, 1955
December 01, 1955
Transcript:
Lucy leans on the piano and asks Schroeder as he plays, "Schroeder, why don't you give up this classical music thing?"<br> <br> She continues, "Don't you know there are over eighty million piano students in this country?"<br> <br> He looks at the reader as she concludes, "And less than One percent of them ever make a real living at it!"<br> <br> He asks her as she resumes leaning on the piano, "Where did you get those figures?" She replies, "I just made them up..."<br> <br>
statue-of-liberty over 11 years ago
That makes sense. 77% of figures have been made up. How do I know that? I made that up
yow4zip Premium Member about 9 years ago
It figures.
GenreChowderStudios about 9 years ago
Despite her making them up, they sound fairly believable in terms of artists making a living from their craft. :/
GenreChowderStudios about 9 years ago
Despite her making them up, they sound fairly believable in terms of artists making a living from their craft. :/
PowerDemon777 over 6 years ago
She does that a-lot doesn’t she.
emmett hd about 4 years ago
What is dis
Avatar??? almost 2 years ago
Wierd how she easily admits that she lied