“How Did You Manage to Drive A Station Wagon Across An Ocean, Charlie Brown?”
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Although their attire doesn’t suggest it, the only logical explanation is that they crossed over the Bering ice shelf in winter.
Now, as a parent, that second panel scares the bejeezus out of me. Driving safety standards in 1963 sure were different.
That blockhead!
ahahhaahhahaaha
I always figured Linus would be the one to defect, what with the red shirt that he wears all the time…
and THAT’S how communism fell!
“To the Gulag, American!”
“Good Grief!”
“This is why we should have printed out a Google map!”
I got me a Chrysler, it’s big as a while, and it’s about to set sail…
This wouldn’t have happened if Charlie Brown would just learn to slow down instead of Russian all the time.
“You’re a Good Worker, Charlie Brown.”
“Happiness is a Warm Proletarian Dictatorship”
“In Russia, kite eats tree!”
“You Bloc-head!”
“Stop calling me ‘sir’, comrade!”
“That’s what May Day is all about, Charlie Brown.”
“Well! Here comes ol’ Charlie Brown! Good ol’ Charlie Brown…yes, sir! Good ol’ Charlie Brown…how I hate capitalism!”
— MrJM
THat extra button on the dashboard is so they can travel by map.
Now that’s one hell of a first issue.