Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for October 24, 2016

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    Kaputnik  about 8 years ago

    So now he’s melan-collie, baby.

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    legaleagle48  about 8 years ago

    And thus we see why Snoopy began fantasizing about being anything but a beagle!

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    bigcatbusiness  about 8 years ago

    If he gets sentimental with that, for goodness sake, don’t show him Old Yeller!

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    Templo S.U.D.  about 8 years ago

    Want a better dog-themed story book? Try Jack London’s “White Fang.”

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    Chad Cheetah  about 8 years ago

    SPOILER ALERTIn fourth grade I read three books where the dog kicks the bucket at the end: Old Yeller, Stone Fox, And where the red fern grows

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    steverinoCT  about 8 years ago

    A favorite dog story of mine is “Weep No More, My Lady” (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good-bye,_My_Lady) about a Basenji. What made me think of it was some Basenji mixes I saw at an adoption booth at a fair. Thinking on the plot, it bears a certain resemblance to “Big Red” by Jim Kje…gard (too lazy to look it up). I guess “boy meets dog, boy loses dog” is another of those universal themes.

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    sixam  about 8 years ago

    Typo in panel 4, “he’ll be be moping.” Double be.

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    coreym5  about 8 years ago

    Eventually Snoopy’s favorite books will be the Six Bunny-Wunnies series by Miss Helen Sweetstory.

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    Kip W  about 8 years ago

    He’s sad because he knows Met Life will eventually cancel his contract.

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    cubswin2016  about 8 years ago

    To thine own self be true.

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    Godfreydaniel  about 8 years ago

    One of my favorite “Far Sides” was of a party with a bunch of sheep standing around, not knowing what to do. Just in time, in comes a border collie!

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    phlash  about 8 years ago

    It could just be because we’re not seeing him in profile, but Snoopy has no point to his nose.

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    Kirk Barnes Premium Member about 8 years ago

    I don’t think there’s a point to any of this. Not that that makes me enjoy it any less.

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    bigcatbusiness  about 8 years ago

    Oh, I see what you mean. Kinda took it seriously. Old Yeller came around the fifties, which is around the same decade as Peanuts. Should have researched about it a little more. As for books, I generally prefer them over the movies, though they are some very rare exceptions now and then.

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    Ushindi  about 8 years ago

    When I was a kid I loved reading Albert Payson Terhune’s collie stories.

    Boy, that was a long time ago…

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