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Peanuts by Charles Schulz for June 18, 1959
June 17, 1959
June 19, 1959
Transcript:
Snoopy looks at a grimacing Linus lying next to a tree. Linus exclaims, "It's too much for me to take..I can't stand it!"<br> <br> Linus lies down with Snoopy leaning on his back. Linus says,"It's pretty disheartening to find out that your own sister wishes you had never been born.."<br> <br> He sits up and faces Snoopy. He continues, "'Never Been Born'..Good Grief! Do you know what that means? Just stop to think about it.."<br> <br> He grimaces and concludes, "Why, the theological implications alone are staggering!"<br> <br>
2 of some of the smartest characters in peanuts, sharing talk :)