Peanuts by Charles Schulz for April 26, 2013

Well at least 15 feet.

Sadly, there was no such thing as airsickness medicine in WW1.

Could a Sopwith Camel even reach that altitude?

The ceiling for the Camel was something like 19,000 with an airspeed of around 127 mph at level flight.

I am looking for Nanxy, Blondie and BC everyday

Perhaps you should go for enema lines.

How many feet before you need an oxygen mask if needed?

Nothing to do with today’s strip but there’s a kite-eating-tree down the street from me. Every time I see that kite stuck in that tree, I think of Charlie Brown.

I hope Charlie Brown or Linus doesn’t walk underneath Snoopy…

Because if Snoopy does throw up then….Ewwww.

LOL xxx

Return to earth, Snoopy! Return to earth!

@Snoopy_Fan

I’m not sure if you’re going to see this or not… But I hope you have a lovely weekend and I’ve been missing you.

Have a good one!

xxx

they got lines?

awww poor Snoopy!!!!!!!!….he air sick!!!!!!!!!

Two Englishmen reached 38,000 feet in an open balloon in 1862 and made it back alive.