Speaking of commercials: I remember the one with Robert Conrad daring someone to knock a battery off his shoulder.Probably available on ‘youboob’ right now.
dheine1971: Robert Conrad is still around — he’s 83 now..summerdog: “Chip on his shoulder” is one of those phrases that never did make much sense, and no one is sure exactly how it came about, but it’s been documented as far back as 1817. According to Yahoo! Answers, “The term ’Chip on his shoulder” was reported as originating with the 19th century U.S. practice of spoiling for a fight by carrying a chip of wood on one’s shoulder, daring others to knock it off."
This is one that never made the collections. I have them all, so I know. It’s in one of the complete collections, though, I imagine. I have all of those up to date, but I don’t recall this one.
The#1BoiseStateFan about 12 years ago
EASY
tmcleland about 12 years ago
Ninja Linus!
Kharon about 12 years ago
This is interesting strip, local translations never had it even though they had this story line.
orinoco womble about 12 years ago
Zorro’s got nothing on our Linus! (contemporary joke, if you never saw the BW series you won’t get it)
GROG Premium Member about 12 years ago
Wasn’t there a commercial to that effect airing during the time this was printed?
skeeterhawk about 12 years ago
Speaking of commercials: I remember the one with Robert Conrad daring someone to knock a battery off his shoulder.Probably available on ‘youboob’ right now.
Number Three about 12 years ago
Now now, Children!
LOL xxx
Darryl Heine about 12 years ago
Why not a chip of a shoulder?
Where’s Robert Conrad nowadays?
rkorny about 12 years ago
Thanx 4 a reel laff!
tripwire45 about 12 years ago
Never mess with a boy and his blanket..especially when the Great Pumpkin his on his side.
summerdog86 about 12 years ago
It brings up the question…..where did “knock this chip off my shoulder” come from anyway?
ginkens001 about 12 years ago
Linus “Minnesota” Van Pelt
PShaw0423 about 12 years ago
dheine1971: Robert Conrad is still around — he’s 83 now..summerdog: “Chip on his shoulder” is one of those phrases that never did make much sense, and no one is sure exactly how it came about, but it’s been documented as far back as 1817. According to Yahoo! Answers, “The term ’Chip on his shoulder” was reported as originating with the 19th century U.S. practice of spoiling for a fight by carrying a chip of wood on one’s shoulder, daring others to knock it off."
summerdog86 about 12 years ago
Thanks for doing the research, Scaaty. I was thinking along those lines of where it came from.
summerdog86 about 12 years ago
Thanks for the replies, orinoco womble and Joe Cool.
Number Three about 12 years ago
@Cookies333
Not really… The teachers at my College are very nice and helpful.
What are your school teachers like?
kbyrdleroy about 12 years ago
Reminds me of those William Conrad commercials where he dares you knock a battery off his shoulder.
summerdog86 about 12 years ago
Interesting, Bussy, thanks.
Auntie Socialist about 12 years ago
Don’t mess with Linus. Beneath his mild demeanor lies the heart of the Lion.
lmchildress about 12 years ago
This is one that never made the collections. I have them all, so I know. It’s in one of the complete collections, though, I imagine. I have all of those up to date, but I don’t recall this one.
blather046047 about 12 years ago
Indiana Jones would be proud.
Robeykr over 11 years ago
Charlie Brown, you forget that your friend Linus is the Brain in your group.