Peanuts by Charles Schulz for September 25, 1955
Transcript:
Linus is standing next to Lucy who is pointing at a fire hydrant, telling Linus, "These things seem to grow all over...apparently nobody knows how they get so much water out of such a small object.." (BR) (BR) Lucy and Linus are now walking looking up. Lucy is saying to Linus, "Now, look up in the sky..." (BR) (BR) They are now standing in the yard looking up into the sky as Lucy says. "See those white things up there, Linus? Those are clouds...they make the wind blow.." (BR) (BR) Linus is following Lucy as they continue to walk on as she goes on saying, "Now, if you'll step over here, I'll show you something else..." (BR) (BR) They are now standing in a yard with a brick wall, flowers and a tree, Lucy is point out the tree and telling Linus as he is looking up at the tree. "This is an elm tree!Some day it will become a mighty oak! You can tell how old it is by counting the leaves!" (BR) (BR) Lucy and Linus are standing in front of a small fence as Charlie Brown walks up to them. Lucy says, "Well, Hi Charlie Brown... I'm teaching Linus some little known facts of science" (BR) (BR) the three of them are still standing in front of the fence and Charlie Brown replies to Lucy, "If they're such little known facts, how come YOU know them?" (BR) (BR) Linus has turned and is looking up in the sky, as Lucy turns to Charlie Brown an whispers in his ear, "I make "Em up!" (BR) (BR)
gladiator59 almost 12 years ago
love the 5th frame
m.l. almost 11 years ago
RoofDog over 10 years ago
An elm tree becomes an oak.
yow4zip Premium Member over 7 years ago
Don’t believe her, Linus!
Yngvar Følling over 4 years ago
I remember this strip well from one of our old books. I think Calvin’s dad, from Calvin and Hobbes, must have taken some pointers from Lucy here.
Dippy about 4 years ago
Lucy grows up to be a climatologist.
schillig7 8 months ago
“Clouds can make the wind blow,Bugs can make the grass grow…So…There ya go…These are little known facts That now you know!”—Lucy in You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown