Peanuts by Charles Schulz for July 16, 2012

Being a fussbudget runs in the family.

Linus is alone on this issue in the van Pelt family Even Rerun later agreed with Lucy, even though he looked like Linus.

“Insanity doesn’t run in my family, it gallops.”I don’t know who wrote that line but I love it.

That blanket gave their ancestor confidence in the Civil War.

Leave it to Lucy to act like a wet blanket.

So… Lucy finds some “security” in throwing her weight around, using force & clobbering others’ rights who are minding their own business. She grew up and changed her name to Nancy Pelosi.

Oh keep it zipped, Lucy.

He can carry around whatever he wants.

LOL xxx

I hope that blanket attacks Lucy again soon, she deserves it.

EVERYTHING Linus does makes her sick.

Keith…I think that you misspelled Sarah Palin.

@Snoopy_Fan

I’m not sure if you’ll see this but I hope you haven’t been thinking that I’ve been ignoring you since I haven’t spoke to you in a while.

I’ve saw you a few times on Andy Capp. I really should of said Hi to you.

I left you a message on Peanuts 5th July but I don’t think you saw it.

Hope you’re doing good!

xxx

Kids have had security blankets for ages. My older son couldn’t part with his “bankey-boo”. It’s their way of feeling that they’re never alone and all is at peace with them. Lucy has some problems. In this day and age, she’d be the patient instead of the doctor.

Orinoco: That line is a paraphrase from the movie “Arsenic and Old Lace”; Mortimer Brewster makes the comment “Insanity runs in my family: it practically gallops!”In the movie, Mortimer Brewster was played by Cary Grant.