Peanuts by Charles Schulz for August 02, 1981
Transcript:
Charlie Brown and Peppermint Patty are leaning against a tree in the field.<BR><BR> She asks, "Do you know much about love, Chuck?" He replies, "Probably not."<BR><BR> She says, "Well, if A likes B, but B likes C who likes D and E who both like A who doesn't even know that D exists, should F try to have G talk to B so E will know that C likes D and E, and that C will pound H if she comes around again butting in?"<BR><BR> He responds, "May I think about that for a minute?"<BR><BR> She asks, "Sure, Chuck...in the meantime, here's another one...say a person has kind of a big nose, and another person calls her 'Baseball Nose', and tells her not to go near the ball park 'cause someone might autograph her nose, should she be offended?"<BR><BR> She turns her head to him and asks, "What do you think, Chuck?" He replies, "G shouldn't get involved and an autograph on a nose would probably wash off..."<BR><BR> She concludes, "You don't know anything about love, Chuck!" He replies, "Probably not."<BR><BR>
All... over 4 years ago
Why would an uninvolved person (F) need to have a different uninvolved person (G) get involved in the first place? If “F” wants to get involved, then they should do it themselves. So Charlie Brown is right, “G” shouldn’t get involved. But then there is the issue of how someone talking to “B” magically imparts knowledge to “E”.
alien011 over 3 years ago
Wait, A was.. and D was… huh?
Idk anymore about 3 years ago
Wtf is PP tryna say?