“According to statistics you will call on me three and two-tenths more times before you ask me to marry you.” Salo February 12, 1949
“I’ll tell her you’re here, but as it is she’s already had a trying day.” Mel Lazarus February 10, 1951
“No filet mignon? Phew-w-w…that was close—I mean, that’s too bad…how about a nice hamburger instead…?” Les Colin February 11, 1950
“I’m taking it for granted that you’re very anxious to impress me!” Charles Schulz February 19, 1949
“Roger, darling, you’re turning pale!” Joseph Zeis February 14, 1953
Brad Anderson February 16, 1952
“Gee, but your hair looks lovely tonight.” Tom Henderson February 12, 1949
“Mr. Haskell, this is Miss Stein—Good things come in small packages—and Miss Stein, this is Mr. Haskell—You can’t get too much of a good thing.” Ross February 7, 1948
“Certainly I’m serious. Why I’d marry you tomorrow if I didn’t have an appointment with the dentist.” Brad Anderson February 13, 1954
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I love the cartoons !
They’re wonderful! Especially #3 and 5-8. #9 is in a class by itself. These have to be based on fact, except for #4.