Peanuts by Charles Schulz for April 18, 2024

Dangerous at any altitude.

WW2?

Just don’t get any parts of your body near the moving propeller blades.

The cat next door is always a consideration for Snoopy.

Telephone wires? This is kind of outdated. Doesn’t Linus mean, watch out for cell phone towers? (They have a flashing red light at the top.)

You can’t fly OVER the cat next door?

Ground fire can be nasty, too.

Just watch out for anything that might be in the way.

When you flush and still have a tree trunk rooted, the spinning whirl can snatch the hairs communicating you are near the landing zone… And sounds like a scare-die cat reaction… (Sorry if too off topic…)

Old saying: A helicopter is a collection of rotating parts going around and around and reciprocating parts going up and down – all of them trying to become random in motion.

Anyone who doesn’t think helicopters aren’t dangerous at any altitude has never flown one! Just Google “helicopter jokes.”

And the rest of us have to watch out for the blades.

At least the pilot is wearing his helmet.

It’s a good thing Linus read Catch 22

Woodstock needs a supply of BLU-82 bombs to drop over the side. That would take care of WW2 (the cat next door).

I guess you aren’t that far off the ground, Snoopy.

drone predecessor

If a tree will eat a kite, imagine what it could do to a helicopter!

and other dogs.

At least you were smart enough not to try your luck this time.

Oh, wait; Woodstock is the one driving. Snoopy’s still an idiot.