I feel you…in a chat room not long ago someone asked me if Roger Moore was a singer! I’ve also been told that Elvis was a basketball player. The biggest laugh I have ever had from one of my students was when a kid about 15 came to me, big-eyed, and said, “Did you know Paul McCartney was in another band before Wings?”
All things are relative to your point in time. I still remember the plane flying over our part of southwest Pa. on 911 and thinking at that time why is that plane flying at such a weird angle(was outside putting garbage in a dumpster) later I found out what happened and now it is history.
Just the other evening we were in a small casino where they were playing a lot of Beatle’s music. During “Michelle” I commented on all of the Beatle songs that were being played that night and she said she wasn’t familiar with that group (she was in her mic-20’s). I told her it was McCartney’s old group and that it was him singing at the moment, and she was very surprised.
When my grandson ( who just turned 18 the other day ) was very small, he asked me if I was really old. I told him that no matter how old he got, I’d still be a half a century ahead of him.It took him several years to figure that one out.
My wife & I went into our Credit Union to take some cash out for our vacation to Washington DC, the teller who was in her mid-40’s asked “Which one is DC? the one by New York or near the Pacific Ocean?”. I had to leave the bank, I was laughing so hard I couldn’t stop.
Those who imagine a conflict between science and religion, should have met my father. 65 years in the Methodist ministry and three Upper Cretaceous fossils to his credit. He died suddenly after turning in his just completed nature column to the local paper, which was published opus postumous. I carry on the tradition, but with nowhere near the skill nor success.
alcors3 about 11 years ago
The strip died in the early 1980s. The early ones are still good though.
Templo S.U.D. about 11 years ago
Out of curiosity, how long has Brian Crane been writing “Pickles”?
hariseldon59 about 11 years ago
Good grief, I really feel old now!
edclectic about 11 years ago
Rats!
orinoco womble about 11 years ago
I feel you…in a chat room not long ago someone asked me if Roger Moore was a singer! I’ve also been told that Elvis was a basketball player. The biggest laugh I have ever had from one of my students was when a kid about 15 came to me, big-eyed, and said, “Did you know Paul McCartney was in another band before Wings?”
Uh, yeah.
juicebruce about 11 years ago
All things are relative to your point in time. I still remember the plane flying over our part of southwest Pa. on 911 and thinking at that time why is that plane flying at such a weird angle(was outside putting garbage in a dumpster) later I found out what happened and now it is history.
GROG Premium Member about 11 years ago
I like Peanuts best before the introduction of Peppermint Patty and Marcy and the phasing out of Violet, Patty and Shermy.
mkd_1218 about 11 years ago
Rest in Peace, Gentle Soul.
scottie4851 Premium Member about 11 years ago
I love it when comic strips pay tribute to other strips, especially Peanuts, the arguable king of them all.
jmcenanly about 11 years ago
It confused my nephew when I referred to Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey as a movie about the future
Oldbutnotstupid about 11 years ago
This comic is getting just like all the new commercials on TVgotta have it it is the new law
JanLC about 11 years ago
Just the other evening we were in a small casino where they were playing a lot of Beatle’s music. During “Michelle” I commented on all of the Beatle songs that were being played that night and she said she wasn’t familiar with that group (she was in her mic-20’s). I told her it was McCartney’s old group and that it was him singing at the moment, and she was very surprised.
Mneedle about 11 years ago
Anytime before I was born is the olden days.
Linguist about 11 years ago
When my grandson ( who just turned 18 the other day ) was very small, he asked me if I was really old. I told him that no matter how old he got, I’d still be a half a century ahead of him.It took him several years to figure that one out.
leester39 Premium Member about 11 years ago
My wife & I went into our Credit Union to take some cash out for our vacation to Washington DC, the teller who was in her mid-40’s asked “Which one is DC? the one by New York or near the Pacific Ocean?”. I had to leave the bank, I was laughing so hard I couldn’t stop.
Number Three about 11 years ago
Peanuts is next in my comic queue after Pickles.I love this strip today.R.I.P Charles Schulz(1922-2000)xxx
jtviper7 about 11 years ago
It was the olden days to Nelson, he wasn’t born yet.
arye uygur about 11 years ago
So far I’ve been the only one to comment on “Peanuts” regarding “Pickles’” (I forgot to add the apostrophe there) comment on “Peanuts.”
The Life I Draw Upon about 11 years ago
Will you still need me? Will you still feed me when I’m 65?
hippogriff about 11 years ago
Those who imagine a conflict between science and religion, should have met my father. 65 years in the Methodist ministry and three Upper Cretaceous fossils to his credit. He died suddenly after turning in his just completed nature column to the local paper, which was published opus postumous. I carry on the tradition, but with nowhere near the skill nor success.
Bassettbunch about 11 years ago
I remember the day it happened and @alcors3 – The comic has never died.