Peanuts

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Violet approaches Charlie Brown sitting on the floor. She has a hammer and a picture in her hands, and asks,"Charlie Brown, will you help me hang this picture?"

He stands on a chair with the hammer in one hand and the other placing a nail against the wall. She asks,"Could you put the nail in right about there?" He replies,"How's that?"

As he starts hammering, she says,"That's fine...thank you very much..."

He stands on the ground and replies,"There was nothing to it...I'm mechanically minded!"

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Violet and Patty are walking down the lane. Patty says,"I'd like to be a grandmother"

Violet stops, spreads her hands, and exclaims,"So would I!! All they have to do every day is sit and rock!"

They stoop to pick some flowers and Patty says,"The trouble is that you first have to be a wife, and then you have to be a mother..."

They walk along with the flowers tucked in their hair. Violet concludes, "I know it...it's all those preliminaries that get me!"

The first interaction between Patty and Violet.

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Charlie Brown, with a towel over his arm, leans over towards a sitting Snoopy. He says,"There's something I'd like to ask you, Snoopy"

He turns towards Snoopy as he stands in the bathroom atop a chair, next to the sink. He asks,"Why don't dogs ever wash their hands?"

He washes his hands and continues,"Of course, it probably wouldn't do much good..."

As he towels his hands, he looks down at Snoopy and concludes,"You'd just have to walk on them right away again anyway!"

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Violet sits on the floor amidst numerous books. She exclaims, "I've lost it!"

She rummages through a drawer and continues,"I can't find it anyplace"

Charlie Brown approaches her as she flips through a book. He asks,"What did you lose, Violet?"

She spreads her hands and replies,"My mud-pie recipe!"

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Charlie Brown is holding a wastebasket and he says to Patty who is sitting on the floor with her doll. "I bought a new wastebasket" Patty stands up and says to Charlie Brown "Well unwrap it and let's see what it looks like... Charlie Brown unwraps it and says to Patty "What shall I do with a;; this paper? Patty says " Throw it in the wastebasket!" Charlie Brown is looking down at the wastebasket and says " Gee, A basket like this comes in handy, Doesn't it?

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Patty sits on the floor typing.

Shermy stoops in front of her and says,"Gee, Patty, I didn't know you could type..."

He sits next to her and she replies,"Sure, I can type a hundred letters a minute!"

She concludes,"The only trouble is I can't make them into words!"

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Charlie Brown stands looking down at his box of tools. He says,"It's no use...I just can't do it..."

Violet approaches and asks,"What's the matter, Charlie Brown? You look discouraged"

They sit on the floor and he replies,"I wanted to build myself a workbench..."

He concludes,"But I don't have a workbench to build it on!!"

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Charlie Brown stands on the field with his mitt/hand outstretched and his cap twist to the back on his head. He crouches and says,"Pitch to me, boy!"

He stands, motions with his hands, and continues,"Throw it right in here! He can't hit it!!"

He leans forward slightly and continues,"Just pitch to me, boy! Pitch to me!"

Shermy walks up to him and he concludes,"O.K., I'm all warmed up...let's start the game!"

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Patty watches as Violet walks by dragging a toy giraffe on wheels.

Patty stares after her and says,"Gee, I wish I had one of those..."

Patty exclaims,"Ah!" as Snoopy walks by. Snoopy looks up at her puzzled.

She walks along smiling pulling a rope that is attached to a skate and upon which, a smiling Snoopy is standing.

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A puzzled Charlie Brown looks over his shoulder as a voice cries,"They're ruined!! They're all ruined!"

He runs towards the voice as it continues,"They're ruined!!" "Every one of them!"

He approaches Violet, who is sitting on the ground between her shovel/pail and an overturned table, crying. He asks,"What's the matter, Violet?" She replies,"My mud pies are ruined..."

She stands up and points to them behind the overturned table. She concludes,"They fell in the dirt!"

At this point in the strip, the art style is in it’s second phase (1951)

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Snoopy sits on the grass sleeping.

His ears suddenly shoot up.

He happily rushes off.

He smiles and stops in front of Charlie Brown, who is eating an ice-cream cone. The latter says,"Rats! He can even hear me lapping an ice-cream cone!!"

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Shermy and Charlie Brown, both wearing baseball mitts, run along the field towards a sign that reads, 'Drive Slowly, Children At Play' Shermy points to it and exclaims,"I'll show it to you...it's right over here!"

They stop in front of it. Shermy continues to point to the sign and says,"See? 'Children at play'....that means us!"

Charlie Brown looks closely at the sign and says,"Well, I'll be..."

He smiles and turns to Shermy. He concludes,"We're famous!"

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Shermy stands pointing at Patty. He says,"I'll bet you a million dollars"

She points back at him and replies,"I'll bet you a million billion trillion dollars!"

Charlie Brown runs along, holding a coin. He calls,"Hey, Shermy! Patty! Look!! I found a penny!"

As he holds out his palm with the penny in it, they look and Shermy replies,"A penny! Wow!" Patty says,"Boy, are you lucky!

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Patty stands next to the table watching Charlie Brown, who is standing in a chair making numerous sandwiches on the table. She asks,"Are you going to eat all of that just before going to bed?"

She follows him as he walks off with his full plate and a glass. She continues,"You'll have nightmares, Charlie Brown"

He places the plate and glass on the footstool. He says,"That's all right with me..."

She stands in front of him as he sits in the chair eating from the stool. He concludes,"I get bored with just plain sleeping!"

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Violet approaches Charlie Brown, who is sitting on the floor reading. She says,"Let's play house, Charlie Brown"

He puts his hand to his face as she points at herself and then at him; she says,"I'll be the mother and you be the father"

As they walk along, she continues, "You'll have to do everything I tell you!"

He stops, looks back at her, and asks,"Do we have to be so realistic?"

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Another Tribute Tuesday, since there’s no strip today in 1951. This one was created by MariusWales on DeviantArt

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Violet sits on the grass next to her pail and shovel. She sits in front of a baking pan and says,"These are very special mud pies...I've sprinkled them with coconut"

She approaches a smiling Charlie Brown with one of her pies. She says,"Here, Charlie Brown, have a mud pie! Pardon my fingers"

He shudders and exclaims,"Phooey! This tastes awful!!"

She looks at the pie he has dropped on the floor. He explains,"I'm sorry, Violet, but I just don't like coconut!"

The first time coconut is mentioned

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Charlie Brown stands in a chair in the bathroom, looking into the mirror above the sink. He puts his hand to his chin and exclaims,"Say! I think I do!"

He continues,"No, I guess I don't"

He walks to Violet, who is sitting on the floor. He says,"It turned out to be only dirt..."

He sits across from her and crosses his legs. He concludes,"But for one brief, exciting, moment I thought I needed a shave!"

This strip would be remade on July 15, 1959 with Linus and Lucy replacing Charlie Brown and Violet:

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Charlie Brown calls out as he walks,"Hey, Violet! When is your birthday?"

Violet sits on the floor with a book; she replies,"It was last month, Charlie Brown" He looks down at her and says,"Really?"

He sits, crosses his legs, and continues,"Gee, I wish I had known that...I was going to get you something nice"

She replies,"Couldn't we make it retroactive?"

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Charlie Brown stands looking down angrily at the radio. He exclaims,"What a radio!"

He kicks the radio and continues,"Boy, I get mad at it!!"

Shermy stoops looking at the radio as Charlie Brown stands grimacing at it. The former asks,"What's the matter? Bad tube? Loose connection?"

Charlie Brown replies,"No!! It doesn't have any good programs!"

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Patty approaches Charie Brown and says,"Say, 'Ah', Charlie Brown" He opens his mouth and says,"Ah!" "AAH!"

He asks,"Do you think I'll live?" She replies,"How should I know?"

Puzzled, he watches as she walks off saying,"I was just looking for a ball that I lost!"

He turns to the reader and glowers.

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Charlie Brown watches Snoopy walk by over his shoulder. He asks,"Hey! Who let this dog in?!"

He jumps slightly as Patty stands next to Snoopy and replies,"What do you mean,'Who let this dog in?' "

As she talks, Charlie Brown starts to physically feel small. She continues as Snoopy smiles at the diminishing Charlie Brown, "He's got a right to be in here!" "Who do you think you are?!"

As Snoopy sits with his nose in the air, Charlie Brown retorts over his shoulder,"All right! Don't look so triumphant!"

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Charlie Brown sits on a cushion on the floor listening to the radio.

He puts his hand to his face as he continues to listen.

As he puts both hands to his mouth, Violet walks up. She says,"That must be an exciting program, Eh, Charlie Brown?"

He replies,"Oh, the program hasn't started yet....this is still the commercial"

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Snoopy sits on the ground listening to Charlie Brown play the violin.

Snoopy covers his ears as Charlie Brown continues to play.

Charlie Brown lets out an exhausted sigh of relief, as Snoopy sits drained, with his tongue out.

Charlie Brown turns to Snoopy and asks,"Do you think that I could have had anything to do with the death of Beethoven?"

This strip has the first reference to Beethoven

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Charlie Brown sits in the bathtub and tosses a duck out. He exclaims,"Ducks!"

He tosses a boat out and exclaims,"Boats!"

He tosses a swan out and exclaims,"Swans!"

He turns to the reader and concludes,"Great Scott! Can't a man take a bath with any privacy?!"