I Love People; It's Mankind I Can't

Linus Van Pelt: Well, I Can Understand How You Feel. You Worked Hard, Studying For The Spelling Bee, And I Suppose You Feel You Let Everyone Down, And You Made A Fool Of Yourself And Everything. But Did You Notice Something, Charlie Brown? Charlie Brown: What's That? Linus Van Pelt: The World Didn't Come To An End.

Why Are You Standing Here, Charlie Brown?" "i'm Waiting For That Little Red-haired Girl To Walk By... I'm Going To Say Hello To Her And Ask Her How She's Enjoying Her Summer Vacation, And Just Sort Of Talk To Her... You Know..." "you'll Never Do It, Charlie Brown... You'll Panic..." "besides That, She's Already Walked By!

On A Beautiful Day Like This It Would Be Best To Stay In Bed So You Wouldn't Get Up And Spoil It!

When They [visitors To His Studio:] Learn About The Six-week Daily-strip Deadline And The 12-week Sunday-page Deadline, A Visitor Almost Never Fails To Remark: "gee, You Could Work Real Hard, Couldn't You, And Get Several Months Ahead And Then Take The Time Off?" Being, As I Said, A Slow Learner, It Took Me Until Last Year To Realize What An Odd Statement That Really Is. You Don't Work All Of Your Life To Do Something So You Don't Have To Do It.

If I Stand Here, I Can See The Little Red Haired Girl When She Comes Out Of Her House... Of Course, If She Sees Me Peeking Around This Tree, She'll Think I'm The Dumbest Person In The World... But If I Don't Peek Around The Tree, I'll Never See Her... Which Means I Probably Am The Dumbest Person In The World... Which Explains Why I'm Standing In A Batch Of Poison Oak.