Pickles by Brian Crane for September 06, 2023

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    sirbadger  8 months ago

    Why would she object to him eating her peas when it is a healthy thing for him to eat?

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    dadoctah  8 months ago

    My grandparents would never give the advice that Opal offers here. In fact, she’d insist you eat your peas even though she was a terrible cook. And my grandfather, once when we were having peas and carrots, told my little brother “Be sure to eat every carrot and pea on your plate”.

    Mike was confused by that one for quite a long time.

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    oldthang  8 months ago

    Why are we black & white today—the colored ink shipment get hijacked?

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    Erse IS better  8 months ago

    Parents have eyes in the back of their heads, sure ’nuff. Grandmas, maybe only if they keep there… head… in the kid game.

    IMO, a GOOD grandma would like that the grandkid is liking fresh veggies!

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    jasonsnakelover  8 months ago

    Since when would a child have to be told not to eat peas? Nobody ever told me that.

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    win.45mag  8 months ago

    Great. She had to mention baloney. Now I want a sandwich.

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    Troglodyte  8 months ago

    Opal needs some peas and quiet.

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    iggyman  8 months ago

    Opal, let Nelson “Give peas a chance”! Sorry!

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    tremaine53  8 months ago

    Now Nelson is going to believe that Earl is full of baloney…

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    wetidlerjr  8 months ago

    Black and white! Horrors!

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    jagedlo  8 months ago

    Because you never know what’s been on the ground there, Nelson!

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    phritzg Premium Member 8 months ago

    The Pickles Facebook page not only has this strip in color, they’ve already posted tomorrow’s strip, and it’s in color, too. Just go to Facebook and search for picklescomic.

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    kaycstamper  8 months ago

    What happened to the color?

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    ANIMAL  8 months ago

    I guess the CRAYONS got lost HUH……

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    Daltongang Premium Member 8 months ago

    Poor Nelson, it’s going to take two extra years of school just to unlearn the things Opal and Earl taught him.

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    delennwen  8 months ago

    Colorist must be a member of SAG-AFTRA.

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    Elder Lee Fox  8 months ago

    I had a high school teacher who was a nun. She DID have eyes on the back of her head. She never missed my messing around in class, even when she was at the blackboard.

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    Zebrastripes  8 months ago

    LOL!

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    w16521  8 months ago

    Were the color artists given the day off?

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    zeexenon  8 months ago

    Bleah to regular peas. Only vine grown Sugar-Snap variety for this boy. But I found it fascinating long-long ago watching an uncle eating the cooked ones with a knife.

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    bwswolf  8 months ago

    Always loved raw peas …….. especially fresh picked ……. :)

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    ArcticFox Premium Member 8 months ago

    As a grampa twelve times over, I am proud to be full of baloney!!!

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    mistercatworks  8 months ago

    It’s important to give peas a chance.

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    walstib Premium Member 8 months ago

    My friend’s brother used to purposely annoy their parents at dinner, using a Dylan voice to say, “Pass the peeeeas, pleeeease.”

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    skinkis.com  8 months ago

    Grandma knows all…

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