Wednesday, January 20, 1999: A low point

[NonsenseWords]

In response to her growing discomfort and unhappiness, Millie decides to work on her tan.

[Cactus Jack]

But a different comic established that Millie trying to tan herself is a fool's quest!

[Tom_Radigan]

Isn't she already tan?

[Bocaj Claw]

No, I don't have bitter memories of other kids being mean to me... why do you ask?

Well, its just... you seem sort of really bitter in your comic.

[Liz]

I like this comic simply because it doesn't even look like Millie is talking.

[Muninn]

Sort of reminded me of how the girls in Peanuts used to bully Charlie Brown. Those girls were horrible.

[Dr. Dos]

[Muninn]

Even worse example in my opinion...

[Cactus Jack]

I never understood why they busted on him so much. Girls in the 60s were just a bunch of bitches I guess.

[osprey]

I never understood why they busted on him so much. Girls in the 60s were just a bunch of bitches I guess.

It's cause they knew they were going to grow up to be oppressed by their husbands.

[Maggot Brain]

I never understood why they busted on him so much.

You didn't? Just look at him.

[Muninn]

It's more to do with Schulz writing than girls in the 60's.

[Bocaj Claw]

Peanuts was fueled by Charles Schulz's depression and self-loathing. Later in his life, he became depressed by the fact that he wasn't depressed anymore which was affecting the strip's quality. And then he threatened to kill Snoopy because he was pissed off at Lynn Johnston.

[Liz]

I read a Peanuts strip a month ago that was about nothing but Charlie Brown sitting at lunch alone and saying how he'll always be alone in his life.
I pantsless hate Peanuts.

[Bocaj Claw]

Pantsless hate is eyebrow-raisingly close to love.