Peanuts by Charles Schulz for August 02, 2018

oh, sure, Peppermint Patty, blame Chuck for having such an insensitive cabin mate

Teach him some manners, sir!

Geez, Patty.

To witness the kid’s ultimate fate, check SPEEDBUMP for July 28. LOL!

It’s not his fault he is paired up with a mean-spirited kid.

“But, I don’t have friends around here.”

Go back to camp on your little Ernest Borgnine legs.

I’m a little disappointed now.

Yeah Peppermint Patty, blame Chuc for the attitude of other person, because that’s sooo correct.

Now I know why Chuck has with held his affections for PP, She’s Lucy with a hair trigger.

And all Charlie Brown has said so far has been “Sir?”

Just go back to the girls camp on your Barbara Stanwyck legs.

Now I know why Snoopy always travels with his food dish on his head. Besides being very convenient, it makes him look more like Charlie Brown whose hat is shaped like a dog’s dish!

Bad experience? Well, Charlie Brown thinks a good camp experience is when he doesn’t have to clean out the grease trap.

From all the grumbling of PP, and he only responds to the “sir”?

Why does she always blame him?

Wait, she gets mad at Chuck? Get mad at the kid that told her to shut up!

For some reason I think the kid with his back to everybody looks like Alfred E. Newman. I can’t remember if he ever turns around in this sequence, and I know he doesn’t look like Al, but it’s a fun thought.

Poor Charlie Brown. He needs Lucy’s booth to be in the camp.

Well, that went well.

The hostile kid reminds me of the novel that came out around that time, “Bless the Beasts and Children,” in which all the campers are messed-up children of the upper-middle and upper classes. I actually had to read that in school. Nowadays I suspect that the ending of it would get it banned from public schools.