Peanuts by Charles Schulz for May 28, 1973
May 27, 1973
May 29, 1973
Transcript:
Marcie sits on the ground next to Snoopy. She says, "I'm a failure, Snoopy . . . I didn't sell a single ticket!" Snoopy kisses Marcie and thinks, "Poor, sweet baby!"<BR><BR> Marcie and Snoopy walk away. Charlie Brown stands next to Peppermint Patty and says, "Well, there goes our charity baseball game! If no one buys a ticket, we might as well call it off . . ."<BR><BR> Charlie Brown frowns and says, "Rats! I never do anything right . . . Nothing ever works out for me . . ."<BR><BR> Peppermint Patty kisses Charlie Brown on the cheek and says, "Poor, sweet baby!"<BR><BR>
MrJamie1062 about 11 years ago
It’s not that you’re a failure,Marcie—like you said, there is no such thing, as a stomach-ache charity! And yes, PP and CB, you might as well cancel it, if no one is interested, in such a POINTLESS affair.
ootey about 7 years ago
This is stunning and just what Schulz, I mean, Charlie Brown always wanted to hear. Whoo hoo! A baseball win and a smooch in one year. Wow!
hkoussaya over 6 years ago
And that are the effects of the Charlie Brown Effect
MatthewJHarris over 3 years ago
Abject purposeless failure is the ending and futility is the punchline.
MrJamie51 over 3 years ago
And above all, just 50 days ago to be exact(I just calculated), Peppermint Patty told Chuck he’d never hear any girl tell her just what SHE ends up telling him HERSELF in the last panel-IMMEDIATELY after snuggling up to him and kissing him on the ear-PRECISELY what he had wished for. Shame on you, Patty, for thinking this would never happen with Chuck, when you were kind enough to do it yourself.
Idk anymore about 3 years ago
PP did to CB what he wants his future wife to do
Daeder about 3 years ago
If they want to play the game, might as well go ahead and play it.