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I'd argue that Doritos didn't do it, David Letterman did. Letterman had him on his show a couple times and gave him a national audience for the first time. Also, I don't know of many cartoonists that like Trump. I know of one that lost newspaper syndication because he wrote "F*ck Trump" near the margin of one of his strips panels and a couple papers missed it. He said he meant to erase it before sending it out, but got interrupted by something and forgot.

Last time I had a food item from McD's was 1995. It wasn't what I ordered then either.

KNOW YOUR PLACE, HUMAN!

Cats aren't joiners. Each cat thinks itself Master of the World.

We started last week with a prediction of 3-6, then it became 1-3, then Trace-1...we had rain all day. There were more flakes on my cats than out of the sky.

They missed one...

Maurice Lenell cookie tin (Chicago company, now defunct). These didn't all taste the same.

They want people to stay fat?

Hippie Tomboy. Marcie grew up to be Honey Huan in Doonesbury.

[insert Polish Remover joke here]

I think Big Lots carries them year 'round.

I think that's more that she can bully those two and that Violet & the older Patty were abandoned. P. Patty wouldn't be the type to be pushed around by Lucy and P. Patty would stick up for Marcie.

I always thought they were more a "I don't think enough of you to buy a personal gift & I thought you might be at this meeting/party/whatever and I wanted to avoid the embarrassment of not getting you something if you gave me something" gift. Available at "fine retailers" like Walgreens.

You might be right. But it may have been both - very early Linus and later Rerun.

Yeah that was early Linus. Charlie was pretty much oblivious to P. Patty's hints, not shunning. I could have sworn that there was a larger version of the below, possibly posted on these boards. It seemed like it listed a number of the girls having crushes on Charlie.

Not entirely. The little Red Headed Girl was actually someone from his childhood that he had a crush on. I picked up on a lot of stuff from my Mom having a ton of Snoopy stuff - to the point that she sent Schultz a picture of all the music boxes, watches, etc. after he retired. He autographed a book for her (which he purportedly no longer honored such requests).