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Even when he was a kid, Sudsy wanted to be a ghost. |
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He wasn't so fussy then either. Who cut those holes in his sheet? Charlie Brown? |
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Pillow on the floor? The young Sudsy didn't care! Let the chips fall where they may! What if someone wants to nap on the carpet? There's a pillow already down there for them. |
This was taken when Sudsy was still tight with Charlie Brown. The kind of started growing apart when they got to high school and Charlie started hanging out with Pig-Pen more than Sudsy, which then pushed Suds to become a cleanliness freak. At least, that's my theory.
ReplyDeleteThat's some seriously excellent detective work there, Viv. Well it's just guess-work, or make-believe associations, but here at Frankie's Apartment, that makes you Sam Spade.
DeleteDon't say Sam Spade in front of Mr. Parfenix or he'll start listing OTHER famous pulp detectives. The worst part is by the time he gets to the 5th guy on his list, he forgets the first guy, hence the list truly never ends, whether he's coming up with a new one or repeating an old one. Still, the pigeon really enjoys it, so who are we to cringe in agony?
The only thing I like about Mr. Parfenix's lists is just before he starts, he takes a big exaggerated breath and holds his chin in between his sausage fingers as if he's going into deep thought. It's almost like opening a door into another dimension... The Sausage Zone.
DeleteSudsy was cool with Chuck-B? Interesting.
ReplyDeleteTo be de-friended by the coolest loser is kind of a big deal.
I think I too would snap and go insane.