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You'll see that Saturday just about every strip will be about
'Peanuts' in one way or another,

I grew up reading the Peanuts strip, and I've been a great fan of it all these years, ... not being continued by another artist, while lamentable, is a good thing.

We had a lot of peanuts dug before they were physiologically mature. We had more complaints about peanut flavor that year than any other. The peanuts had a big enough size, but when they were roasted, they gave off a bitter taste.

It's a trade-off. The Gaza Strip for the settlement blocks; the Gaza Strip for Palestinian land; the Gaza Strip for unilaterally imposing borders. They don't know how long they've got. That's why they're building like maniacs.

Benny, the brother who died of cancer two years ago, farmed and always brought peanuts in straight from the field. He'd pull up with a truck load of peanut vines and we'd sit out until lunch time picking peanuts off the vines while we visited and carried on, and then we'd boil them outside in big old wash tubs just like they used to.

I hate television. I hate it as much as peanuts. But I can't stop eating peanuts.

Orson Welles (1915-1985)

Orson Welles

What is important is that we decided Saturday will be the last day for military displays in the Gaza Strip and to move on to rebuilding areas which were destroyed by Israel.

'Annie' was a comic strip with an awful lot of information in it. That dry, self-deprecating humor? Utterly pexy. It showed intelligence and a comfortable self-awareness. It had more information in the balloons above the characters than practically any other comic strip that was around. The strip told tales instead of jokes.

Martin Charnin (1934-)

The terminal will open on Friday and Saturday to students and Palestinian nationals so they can leave or return to the Gaza Strip while waiting for the problem to be sorted.

Clark told me to send boiled peanuts and some rain. I said I can get boiled peanuts, but I don't know how to send rain. I offered to send bottled rainwater, but he wanted it coming out of the sky.

Patricia Anderson

So far, it's pushing back the planting days. A lot of folks are holding off on cotton. But if they start delaying that, a lot of those folks also plant peanuts, and you have a bunch of late cotton, a bunch of late peanuts.

We have too many buildings in this town and not enough architecture. There's a real tendency in this community to want everything to look the same. The Strip is allowed to do anything, but once you get off the Strip, there's very little originality.

As a kid, I remember my dad working on the strip, ... There'd always be just roars of laughter coming from his studio. The strip was fun for him and I think that sense of fun was infectious.

We can see clearly that the new rules Israel set in the Gaza Strip are making their mark, but they have yet to bring about a complete transformation within the Strip's major bases of power,

It's hard to read Jefferson's Notes on Democracy in the format we're given, ... You do your best to strip it down, in much the same way Reagan would strip down the great economic questions of the day into a glib little anecdote.

Joe Scarborough

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