Peanuts by Charles Schulz for March 17, 2021

Snoopy has arms?

Way to go, girls! See what trouble you’ve caused Chuck?!

What a tragedy.

With her teeth bared in the second cel Marcie looks ready to chomp down on Patty’s feet (or her flip flops).

Not as bad as the time Snoopy’s house burned down.

I guess there are no truant officers in the Peanuts Universe.

Please call Farmers’…bum ba dum dum, dum, dum dum!

They really brought down the house with this performance.

I hope nothing collapsed into the luxurious basement.

We need Lucy to psychoanalyze this situation. For a nickel of course.

She’s an ordinary girl. Pulling down the house!

Time to call Flo & Progressive Insurance …

That’s how it is with conflicts: first someone’s leg is pulled then someone has his arms broken

I hope the Andrew Wyeth wasn’t damaged

Snoopy’s house! Do you know how hard it was to build something like that?

Poor Snoopy! His home is destroyed. Truly an innocent bystander in this

Who knew that Marcy was that strong?

HAPPY SAINT PATRICKS DAY!

People keep mentioning pools and pool tables and such…

When it’s 100% obvious in these panels that his “house” is only a 2 1/2 D facade (a la the town in Blazing Saddles).

I noticed the AUGH in the last panel has to be PP since she has her mouth open. Or I guess it could be Snoopy, but that’s not his usual shtick…

Charlie is going to be up late fixing Snoopy’s house.

In the first panel, it only appears to have one side and a roof.

How many times has his dog house been destroyed?

They should have known Marcie would snap one day!

AAAAAUUUUUUGH!!!!!!!!!!!

Poor Snoopy – he’s really had nothing to do with any of this.

I don’t remember this story line at all.

In the fine print it says 1974. No wonder we don’t remember it!

He shoulda shoved Peppermint Patty off his doghouse when Marcie first told her to come down.

They obviously skipped a few parts when they originally assembled the IKEA doghouse.

Poor Snoopy!

I did know Marcie had it in her.

Hope Snoopy’s doghouse is insured.

“Though she be but little, she is fierce!”