r/peanuts • u/redditboy123451 • 5h ago

Sighted Got to see Snoopy in the flesh (well... the fur)

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r/peanuts • u/JamesErnst94 • 12h ago

Daily Strip Today's Peanuts Comic | Tuesday, September 1, 2026

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r/peanuts • u/Rock_Creek_Snark • 13h ago

Sighted Snoopy & Woodstock Featured In Tea Set

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Now that we're getting closer to fall (yay!), thought I'd let you know about this set I picked up over the summer. Small business out of Portland, Oregon called Plum Deluxe makes this 'Brew Happiness Snoopy Tea Gift Tin.' I snapped one up right away when I first became aware of it and it's really a lovely set. Thought I would share with this community for any loose-leaf tea aficianados, especially now that cooler weather is on the way.

Brew Happiness Snoopy Tea Gift Tin – Plum Deluxe Tea

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Peanuts is a comic strip written by Charles M. Schulz that originally appeared in newspapers from 1950 until 2000. It focuses entirely on the social life of a group of children, with Charlie Brown in its center. The strip is driven by the complex tangle of relationships that evolve throughout, particularly loneliness, insecurity, and unrequited love. It is one of the most literate newspaper comics, covering philosophical, psychological, and sociological themes.

With 17,897 strips published in all, there is an endless amount of material worth discussing and celebrating.

The strip also had numerous animated adaptations, most notably the holiday television specials A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965) and It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown (1966), but also movies such as A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1969) and The Peanuts Movie (2015).