Peanuts by Charles Schulz for December 04, 2020

hang in there, Snoopster

I’ve said before about Charlie being careful about not letting Lucy know about this or she’ll knock over the snowman for it being “unsanctioned”. How many are willing to wager that this is exactly what will happen before this story arc is over?

Are you going for the traditional type Charlie Brown? With little coal buttons and eyes with a big smile. And a carrot for a nose. Or are you going to try something a little more modern?

So Charlie Brown and Snoopy are Bob Marley fans.

Little does CB know that years from this ‘secret snowman’ project, all snowbeings will not be assigned a gender until they are at least 3 days old.

“Brown vs. Snow League”… sounds like an interesting name for a court case…

Alright! Charlie Brown being a rebel

Arts for art’s sake.

Is this during the Warren Court or the Burger-brains Court?

Why a test case?

Charlie Brown will never let up! Not for one day, not for one hour, not for und minute.

Better a test case than a nut case, Snoopy!

But you fight against the Red Baron, what’s the difference?

Something tells me this can only end badly

Sounds like a job for the World Famous Attorney . . .

Charlie Brown, my Hero!

CB thinks he’s wishy-washy. Perhaps not so :)

So, Chuck is a Sovereign Citizen?

When you think of what was going on at the time of this, or even before, this was one loaded story arc for Schulz. Even more than Snoopy as a stand in for Hank Aaron.

Stick it to em….

Mr. Brown seems to be in need of legal representation.

Lucy married Schroeder, who divorced her in 1987. She’s a retired corporate lawyer, and head of an HOA in Arizona.

I’m too old to be a test case with what’s going on now, snoopy

too young? youve been around since i was a little kid , and im an old fart.

Snoopy just needs his bowler hat and briefcase: “Here’s the world-famous attorney defending the individual’s right to build a snowman whensoever it pleases him.”

Snoopy does not seem to be comforted by the unofficial tag.

Their luck they’ll build the best snowman in the neighborhood and the “judges” will give them the mock prize. Thereby ruining your fun just so they have an excuse to go out, get drunk, throw-up all over the sidewalk, go back in and get drunk again, and then dance with a lampshade over their head.

GO CHARLIE BROWN!!

I thought the whole overscheduling/overregulation of kids’ activities began sometime in the 1980s/1990s. But then again, Schulz was always ahead of his time. I’m just glad nobody was messing with my free play time in 1973!