Peanuts by Charles Schulz for January 03, 1957
January 02, 1957
January 04, 1957
Transcript:
Lucy stands watching Charlie Brown as he leans on the living-room table grimacing. He says, "Y'know, I'll bet if I were to disappear tomorrow, nobody would miss me!"<br> <br> Lucy says, "Oh, I don't think that's true, Charlie Brown.." He asks, "You don't?"<br> <br> She replies, "No, I don't think that's strictly true at all..."<br> <br> She concludes, "Even if you were to disappear Today, nobody would miss you!" Charlie Brown looks in embarassment at the reader.<br> <br>
TashaFluffyKitty about 12 years ago
cruel, Lucy, cruel
Dan50 almost 9 years ago
Ouch!
yow4zip Premium Member almost 8 years ago
That burn looks like it hurts.
VaderTheTater over 4 years ago
thats just straight up rude
kcj almost 2 years ago
Besides being rude, Lucy is being illogical. Saying that Panel 1 statement is not true means that someone would miss CB if he disappeared tomorrow. It does not mean that he would not be missed on some other day. Her claim in Panel 4, be it true or false, has no bearing on the validify of the claim in Panel 1.