“Ain’t that a kick in the head?” This is sick. I know it’s only a comic strip; but tragedy is not funny, when the subject represents human instigated violence, resulting in death.
I’m thinking the strip is referring to the TV commercial for some soda – a woman sees a soda at the soda stand, there’s only one left, and there are a million people in line, the woman sends one tweet “I saw David Beckham at the pier” and everyone stampedes away letting her get her soda … and “poor Charlie Brown” would be under foot. Not tragedy really – silly commercial instead.
Even this old lady who has no interest in sports knows who David Beckham is, but I never heard of Sofia V. Obviously Lucy requested that soccer ball pattern as a joke and buried Charlie up to his neck- but I hope someone will tell Beckham that is a human head to avoid the tragedy
Gaunt, I get into this argument all the time with my Brit friends, granted no pads in rugby, BUT you don’t get hit in rugby as hard as we hit in American Football
margueritem about 13 years ago
The end of a blockhead…
RogueSymmetry about 13 years ago
Ha, bet Lucy won’t pull this ball away right before Beckham kicks…
Hillbillyman about 13 years ago
Who the Heck is David Beckham?
Elaine Rosco Premium Member about 13 years ago
Poor Charlie Brown!
@Hillbillyman…he’s a soccer star
MixedMedications about 13 years ago
Okay, this one made me spill my coffee. Nice.
gforgina about 13 years ago
Gooooooaaaaaaalllll!
‘Bend It Like Beckham!’
cdward about 13 years ago
I feel like I ought to say something, but my whole childhood is flashing before my eyes. Not Charlie Brown!
PoorPig about 13 years ago
“Ain’t that a kick in the head?” This is sick. I know it’s only a comic strip; but tragedy is not funny, when the subject represents human instigated violence, resulting in death.
theLazyCartoonist about 13 years ago
This is hilarious! Getting kicked in the head is a riot… as long as it’s not me!
jreckard about 13 years ago
I’m thinking the strip is referring to the TV commercial for some soda – a woman sees a soda at the soda stand, there’s only one left, and there are a million people in line, the woman sends one tweet “I saw David Beckham at the pier” and everyone stampedes away letting her get her soda … and “poor Charlie Brown” would be under foot. Not tragedy really – silly commercial instead.
lobkiller about 13 years ago
That’s not just any “woman” in the commercial, it’s Sofia Vergara
lobkiller about 13 years ago
hehe, " free face painting"
GROG Premium Member about 13 years ago
As Spock would say, I fail to see the humor in this situation.
Darryl Heine about 13 years ago
Oh David Beckham, I’ll hold this soccer ball and you come running up and try to kick it.
corzak about 13 years ago
Is it usual for face painters to paint your face like a soccer ball? I’m not up to speed on the whole face-painting thing . . .
mrcharmander934 about 13 years ago
Poor CB, they should know better than to kill him off, not even Robot Chicken did! Dude not funny!
ferritt123 about 13 years ago
Poor Chuck! This is gonna HURT!
TheSpanishInquisition about 13 years ago
Ouch…
Dr Sheriff MB esq PhD DML about 13 years ago
tragic irony….. penalty “after” the kick…… (thump)
Iwa Iniki about 13 years ago
I don’t get the joke. Who is David Beckham?
hippogriff about 13 years ago
corzak: Only if you have a spherical head.
iced tea about 13 years ago
That’s gruesome,Scott!
zeecue about 13 years ago
You just don’t see free face painting anymore……..sniff
vldazzle about 13 years ago
Even this old lady who has no interest in sports knows who David Beckham is, but I never heard of Sofia V. Obviously Lucy requested that soccer ball pattern as a joke and buried Charlie up to his neck- but I hope someone will tell Beckham that is a human head to avoid the tragedy
vldazzle about 13 years ago
@zee – face painting is done free at many public events in areas near me.
lobkiller about 13 years ago
Gaunt, I get into this argument all the time with my Brit friends, granted no pads in rugby, BUT you don’t get hit in rugby as hard as we hit in American Football