Peanuts by Charles Schulz for February 20, 1966

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    oldmanbob  over 12 years ago

    The day will never come, Linus my friend.

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    MrJamie1062  over 11 years ago

    Sally, in part 8, as she stalks off:“JUST what he gets, and DESERVES, for NOT APPRECIATING ME!” Makes you wonder, whatever Linus did afterward—my guess is he either got a new blanket, or waited until it got windy, so the wind would blow his blanket out of the tree. Apparently, it was not the infamous ‘“kite eating tree,”(even if that wasn’t a kite, stuck up there)-I mean, there was the time, when Lucy threw Schroeder’s piano up into the kite-eating tree, and the tree ate the piano, anyway. I wondered if this Sunday cartoon was published at around the same time as the Sunday cartoon, which opens with Sally looking angry, as she sees Linus with his blanket, and snatches it from him, until he promises to marry her, and he does(but not that he means it, you can tell—he just wants his blanket back), that one I just found hereon GoComics—it was published in August, of 1966,so that one came after this one(in the paperback books I have had, that one was always shown, right before this one, I guess because of the similarity of the “plot” in the cartoons.)

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    MrJamie1062  almost 10 years ago

    LOL,at Linus’(typical hair standing on end)expression in Panel 7:“NO!”

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    Stormwyrm  over 7 years ago

    Sorry kid, that will never happen.

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    thepinkbaroness  about 4 years ago

    Yeah, sorry, Linus, but even I don’t understand girls… And I am one!

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    Avatar???  over 1 year ago

    At least Sally didn’t destroy his blanket unlike cough Lucy

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    alien011  3 months ago

    Yea, same here. Any day now.

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