I don't know. I think that when you're that age, taking a dump in your pants is always an option. I don't think you get that privilege again until you're elderly. I plan on hitting that benchmark in just a few years.
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This was interesting from a historical perspective. I'm pretty sure this is the only time a cast member ever acknowledged he was a character in a comic strip.
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This is one of my favorites, ever:
I call it, "Charlie Brown Loses His Sh!t!" That makes it even funnier.
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Amazing how Charlie Brown and Lucy started off with such different personalities then they would eventually develop. Here, he was bold and aggressive, she was meek and helpless!
OTOH, now we know what all the yanked-away-football episodes were revenge for!
Regarding that last strip: Didn't Val Kilmer's Batman do the same thing to Tommy Lee Jones's Two-Face?
I like the "Poor Lucy" line at the end, suggesting Lucy has completely lost her marbles.
This is great. There are few people like Schulz (Ernie Bushmiller comes to mind as one) who were such masters of simplicity and minimalism. Artists like these knew how to convey a lot with a little, and their art augmented the jokes so well.
What do we have today? Ziggy. Feh.
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