Peanuts by Charles Schulz for November 18, 2020

or a brick of cheese when it comes to “grate”?

Just correct her one spelling mistake, CB! I think you are jealous of her handwriting.

Chuck is a little rough in spellchecking young Sally. Plus it is a good bet Sally might get an autographed picture in return while if Chuck ever sent for an autograph, he would probably get a rock sent back to him or have his name misspelt if he ever did get a response as the world of Chuck is the classic example of Murphy’s Law at work in our world.

Spelling counts!

She’s writing to the 24 hour fireplace channel.

The grammar police, undercover agent, codename “Blockhead”

Ban pre-shredded cheese. Make America grate again. We only have 9 more weeks.

A little Lucyish there, CB…

At least she didn’t write, “I think your grate”…

When my older daughter was about 6 she wrote a “Happy Birthday” letter to Taylor Swift. At the last moment, I inserted a regular self-addressed, stamped envelope…not expecting anything (you can’t put an 8×10 Glossy in a regular envelope). Almost 6 months later, that envelope came back…and in it was a computer-printed letter & picture! The letter (obviously form) was extremely Taylor-esque, but across the top, in black marker, was: “Dear Deborah, Thank you so much! Love you, XOXO Taylor”. (My daughter’s first reaction: “She spelled my name right!!!”) To this day, 12 years later, that letter is one of my daughter’s prized possessions.

I’m not really a spelling/grammar nazi, but the things on cars are BRAKES not BREAKS!! For some reason that one irritates me.

Charlie Brown is doing her a favor by giving her a chance to correct the letter before she mails it. Just imagine the TV star writing back.

“Dear Little Girl, I’m sorry, but I only send my picture to people who think I’m great.”

Probably someone in Trump world.

Why do all the characters use cursive?

Grate? It’s GRRRRRRRRRR-EAT!!!

I wouldn’t take it too hard there, Sally. I see the same thing in college research papers, news articles, and ‘professionally’ published books.

Sally must be a fan of the YULE LOG show at Christmas time.

Well, her favorite actor probably grates on her parent’s nerves.

Charlie Brown should be a lot more helpful as a brother.

Charles Schulz you are grate ha ha, noreally you are really great I don’t how you do it every day but please keep it going, Thanks for a great comic strip !

Every once in a while, good ol’ Charlie Brown says something :) I’m sure his tone was kind

Obviously, Sally needs a smart phone.

How many of the youngsters can still read cursive? Do they even teach it?

NeedaChuckle, it’s probably because if your car’s brakes break, you’re in big trouble!

just grate!!!! grammar when I’m trying to great the cheese for my pizza!!!!!

Saw a sign on one that read “This is one of the all-time grates.”

CB, maybe she has the hots for him?

23 years ago, my English Professor said she was seeing more mistakes like that. It was the result of people using word processors, and the ability to use spell check was making them overconfident.

These days people just blame “auto correct” for their own mistakes.

A Charlie Brown Christmas and A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving will air on over the air TV this year, after all, and, on the last station anyone would expect: PBS.

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/charlie-brown-holiday-specials-air-180021108.html

I’m reminded that in the 1980’s there was a Sunday strip where Sally was misspelling words in a letter she was writing to a movie critic she didn’t like.

There and their or your and you’re misspellings are my peeves. Our schools really need overhauling. Sorry teachers but you know it’s true!!

That small spelling mistake can cost you your favourite tv actor. He would be spell bound.