Sally sounds like a mentally ill woman in her 40’s. The Peanuts kids never acted like kids are suppose to. I suppose that’s the way Charles M. Schulz wanted them to be. But I still think Linus and Rerun are real sweet.
Just another example of the inverse relationship between intelligence and happiness. If you’re smart enough to ponder the big questions of existence, not only will you be frustrated in finding answers, but will probably be unable to be happy with what you DO know about human existence on earth. Dumb people don’t worry about the futility of life. All they care about is enjoying the present.
michael100 almost 13 years ago
I wish there would be new strips instead of repeats.
AllesJessus almost 13 years ago
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GROG Premium Member almost 13 years ago
I’ve often thought that of skipping rope. I always wondered what girls saw in it.
hariseldon59 almost 13 years ago
Awe, what do you know, Linus actually cares about Sally.
Daniel Aplet almost 13 years ago
Your thinking about the meaning of jumping rope too much,deep thinking for a little girl.
T_Lexi almost 13 years ago
Awww… Sally needs a session with Lucy (the doctor is IN, 5¢).
tripwire45 almost 13 years ago
That’s life.
nancyroy2 almost 13 years ago
OMG… that was me last weekend! (except jor the jumping rope part)
Number Three almost 13 years ago
Awwwwwwwwwww!
I used to skip all the time.
LOL LOL xxx
Chapmandu almost 13 years ago
Nice – that’s why I read the Sunday funnies – to get depressed.
Nairebis almost 13 years ago
Nice metaphor for life on this one.
michael100 almost 13 years ago
look everyone I know hes dead, but he should have passed his comic peanuts to other to continue the strips.
iced tea almost 13 years ago
Sally sounds like a mentally ill woman in her 40’s. The Peanuts kids never acted like kids are suppose to. I suppose that’s the way Charles M. Schulz wanted them to be. But I still think Linus and Rerun are real sweet.
lmchildress almost 13 years ago
I am so glad that Schulz made sure there would never be an “undead” Peanuts.
gofinsc almost 13 years ago
Yes, I am, and don’t call me Shirley.
TMO1 Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Just another example of the inverse relationship between intelligence and happiness. If you’re smart enough to ponder the big questions of existence, not only will you be frustrated in finding answers, but will probably be unable to be happy with what you DO know about human existence on earth. Dumb people don’t worry about the futility of life. All they care about is enjoying the present.