Peanuts by Charles Schulz for December 18, 1959
Transcript:
Charlie Brown and Linus are sitting around the table. Charlie Brown writes as Linus says, "To go further into this matter of the gifts you bear, Dear Santa..."<br> <br> He questions, "If perchance, you judge a little child as too 'bad' to receive any toys, are you not also judging his parents?"<br> <br> He continues, "And if you judge the parents, then are you not also judging the remainder of the family, the innocent brothers of sisters, as the case may be?"<br> <br> Linus continues, "In other words Dear Santa, must I suffer for the deeds of.." Lucy walks in and shouts, "AH, HA!", scaring Charlie Brown.<br> <br>
Gray Sunflower over 10 years ago
Why does Lucy say " Ah Ha" at the end of this?
jbruins84341 about 8 years ago
BUSTED!
PaulWardle over 7 years ago
because Linus is about to tell Santa that his sister’s transgressions should not be counted against him in the presents race. She may be a bad girl, but that is no reflection on him.
NewOrleansSaints over 7 years ago
-2 days ’til…
yow4zip Premium Member about 5 years ago
You’re a clever one, Linus.
ah-hee over 3 years ago
Stay tuned for tomorrow and we shall get her sadist comment.