My vote would go to Snoopy. I like how he dances, and the cute/funny things he does. What about you?

Franklin.

He's the only one that looks like me.

this is Franklin's debut in a Peanuts cartoon.

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Bet psychodelicide doesn't look like Snoopy though

who is the one with the blankie

he gets my vote

All hail the king of kings SNOOPY

i want to have a head shaped like his.
i wish he would stop getting rocks for halloween
Lucy needs her ass kicked for those football incidents


i like linus, snoopy, and woodstock too!!! i can't wait to pull out my Charlie Christmas music

ABC just had on'He's A Bully, Charlie Brown'. Chuck goes to bat for little Rerun, winning back all his marbles against a Marbles Shark at camp.

It was so cool to see Charlie Brown kick some ass for a change!

keith

I always thought the two lesbian chicks were pretty cool.

Lucy and Linus for sure. And I love the exchanges Woodstock and Snoopy have together. My father has a sizable collection of old paperbacks with the comic strips in them and I've been a huge fan since I was little. I'd like to get the massive collections of the strips that came out a few years ago but they're fairly expensive.

I relate most closely to Linus.

...Now if only I could spontaneously recite big blocks of scripture, like him. (A great moment in TV history, IMHO)



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abigail05 said:

That was AWESOME!

Snoopy and woodstock no doubt

Schroeder, for the obvious reason.

CarrieMpls said:

As a kid, my favorite thing about the paperbacks weren't just the fact that you could read them at at once, but also they were the first time I realized that the storylines lasted for several strips.
I remember being completely being swept in by the drama of the whole Charlie Vs. the kite-eating tree storyline.
And then,
the excitement that welled up inside of me when, in another paper-back, the tree reappeared for another bout with the baseball-shaped blockhead.
For me, it was the kid-equivalent of watching a soap-opera.
Those books were my "stories".

lucy is my favorite, because she's such a little bitch. she was one of my earliest role models!

Illustrator said:

Exactly! The story lines could go on for weeks!

The kite-eating tree is a good one.

I forgot the why part.


I love pig pen because he was the outcast of the group. While I'm a clean person, pig pen never really said much and was always on the outskirts of the group where I like to be.
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Charlie Brown.He's so sweet. A Charlie Brown Christmas airs 2nite,btw!

3 in my left ear
1 in my right

all have a meaning/story behind them

I got my 1st one in my right ear ( only ) at 18

WTF ? I thought this was the piercings thread



I'm an ass






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Lammastide said:

I literally choke back tears everytime I see this part. Actually just the picture of the auditorium has broken me up a little!

I intend to watch it tonight with my 2 girls, for the 50th time

Charlie Brown. I relate to his insecurities & isolation.

The teacher. I loved how the teachers voice was always distorted- waaa-waaawaaa--waaa-waaa.

PaisleyPark5083 said:

I always understood what they were saying.
But then again, not only was I home-schooled,
but also,
after being abandoned in the storehouse full of orchestra equipment as an infant,
I ended up being raised by a wild pack of trombones.

Illustrator said:

Whenever I read your posts, I hear Jack Handy's voice.

That is a compliment, BTW.

I love them all! Just reading or watching these characters brings back so many childhood memories!

Because he's smart, spiritual...and he has a blankie.

For obvious reasons, my favorite is the little red-haired girl that Charlie Brown has a hard on for.

RodeoSchro said:

Whenever I read an Illustator post, I hear the voice of someone I use to know about 10 years ago, he had a very distinct sense of humor as yours. But James wouldn't be caught dead in a Prince site, that is the only thing stopping me from calling you "James"