Peanuts by Charles Schulz for June 19, 2018

Try discussing things with a younger sibling. Sometimes it’s easy, sometimes it’s hard, and sometimes it’s impossible.

And we must note, the thesauri are still extant as a threat!

He should have asked if Roget owned the thesaurus.

(2nd panel) I’ve never seen a face like THAT in Peanuts before.

It was an elderly thesaurus. You could tell by the heavily dog eared look it had and also the cracked spine of much use.

It was “THE”-saurus, the greatest of the unnamed terrible lizards! (Seems like Calvin’s imagination pales in comparison to Sally’s even simpler ones!)

Don’t keep such a straight face when you’re joking, Charlie Brown, it confuses her.

Those were the good old days, when the thesaurus roamed free.

Big brothers can be such dictionaries.

In today’s world, Charlie Brown would have said “Jurasic Park” or “Jurasic World”? (The new Jurasic World sequel called “Fallen Kingdom” comes to movie theatres this Summer 2018).

At least Sally got points for entertaining her teacher. My brother did little research on his papers, but was so entertaining, he usually got A’s.

They could’ve been attacked by a bronchitis—-you know, the one that coughed a lot.

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I ate dinosaur the other day. It’s called “chicken”!

I didn’t know there was a dinosaur named Thesaurus.?!