Peanuts by Charles Schulz for December 08, 2013

Or maybe it’s “Chuck’s Away!”

Linus must be a German sympathizer.

chocks go on either side of a planes wheels http://www.discountramps.com/aircraft-chocks.htm

You need a wing-man dude, to watch your back.

The World War 1 Flying Ace could have showed just why he’s called that by firing back at Linus… But I guess Snoopy is only a make-believe fighter…sigh

poor snoopy, he never gets the red baron,

Notice a yellow Snoopy in 1 panel?And speaking of “CHOCKS AWAY”, was this named after a defunct children’s vitamin made in the 1960’s and 1970’s?

Knew a kid who lived in a house built by the guy who invented the linkage(So’s ya wouldn’t shoot off yer prop)

After a snow and a clear sky, oooh, chilly up there!I don’t know … those Spandaus might have been a better weapon, Snoopy. But then again, you survived that slug to the back of the head.

I didn’t know that Linus was the Red Baron’s wing man.

“synchronised”. Hmmm. Even the British spelling. Good show, Snoopy.

cool

“Merry Christmas, mein friend!”

And to think that The Red Baron was killed by a shot from a rifle on the ground.

That’s a cowardly strike if I ever saw one. Only cowards strike from behind.

Poor Snoop… Right in the middle of something and he gets struck by a snowball.

xxx

I love Linus. Haha

This strip is from 1966. Rerun didn’t appear in Peanuts until 1973.

the dog in the strip

is Linus really a German spy???!!!!!!!!!

At least the “Sopwith Camel” didn’t get damaged this time around.