Peanuts by Charles Schulz for March 18, 1972
March 17, 1972
March 19, 1972
Transcript:
Schroeder sits on the baseball bench and frowns. Charlie Brown and Linus stand next to him. Linus shouts, "Lucy hit a home run!" Charlie Brown says, "Okay, Schroeder, this is it! You promised to kiss her . . ."<BR><BR> Schroeder stands at the plate and puckers his lips. Lucy runs toward the plate. Schroeder says, "A promise is a promise . . ."<BR><BR> Lucy runs by Schroeder and says, "Forget it! If that's the only way I'll ever get you to kiss me, forget it!"<BR><BR> Lucy sits on the bench and smiles. She says, "Another triumph for women's lib!"<BR><BR>
supersexyghotmew95 over 12 years ago
Schroeder as kelso once said BURN!!!!!!!!!!
Vivianne Lee over 12 years ago
Linus is happy for his sister…
LadyBlanc over 11 years ago
Good for you, Lucy! That’s one for self-esteem, too!
tdoug1 over 9 years ago
She blew it!!
ootey about 7 years ago
She gets what she wants and declines it. That’s woman’s lib?
MrJamie51 about 4 years ago
This dialogue was recycled into the prime time special “It’s Arbor Day, Charlie Brown,” which premiered four years later. Schroeder’s promise to kiss Lucy if she actually makes a home run is like the strips in late August thru mid-September 1967 where Linus makes a deal with his grandma that he’ll give up his blanket if she quits smoking-in terms of the core element of something you’d NEVER dream possible actually does come true-and WHAMMO-you regret making such a deal or promise.
thepinkbaroness about 4 years ago
Schroeder’s facial expressions throughout this whole strip are killing me xD
luroeder about 4 years ago
HE DIDN’T EVEN FIGHT IT
Kid Wizard over 1 year ago
Uncharacteristically cool for Lucy.
[Unnamed Reader - b5d936] 2 months ago
she was found dead 2 minutes later, Schroeder was the main suspect due to the unholy amount of blood on his bat and gear