Unusual story construction in this one, basically two jokes in one four-panel strip, which is uncommon even today. Dilbert pulls off two or more jokes sometimes in one weekday strip.
Saturday, April 4, 2009
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- February 1, 1951: Candy isn't good for dogs
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- January 27, 1951: Then why is it in the attic?
- January 26, 1951: Viewing them head-on
- January 23, 1951: Why he's called "Snoopy"
- January 22, 1951: He's asking for it
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The text of ROASTED PEANUTS is copyright 2009-2011 by John Harris. No copyright is claimed over the comic strips, which are here under the principle of fair use. Strips presented for review purposes only. We love Peanuts a whole lot, and wouldn't dream of exploiting it. Please don't sue us; we're only trying to love. Thank you for reading this notice.
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