I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown Page #4
[BARKS]
This is how it works.
I'll take my cards
and you'll take your cards...
...and then we'll throw them in the air.
Whoever has the most cards
land face up wins.
How do you do that?
[DOORBELL RINGS]
Can you ask your dog
to come out and play chase the stick?
"Thank you for your offer
to come out and play.
We are busy at this time, however,
We hope you will be successful
elsewhere."
Dogs have rejection slips?
Ask your dog
if he wants to come out and frolic.
Yesterday, you asked him
if he wanted to come out and play.
We're upgrading the neighborhood.
So then ask your dog
to come out and romp in the snow.
- Romp?
- To "romp" means to play...
...or to frolic in a lively way.
He said no.
"No" means to deny or refuse or disagree.
I know what it means.
Gee, Mom, dogs are so much fun.
Can we please get one for Christmas?
[WOMAN MUMBLES]
Why, Mom?
[WOMAN MUMBLING]
[DOORBELL RINGS]
I was wondering
if you'd be willing to sell your dog.
How much money do you have?
Here, you tell me.
I don't know anything about money.
Well, you have a dime,
a nickel and a penny.
You have 16 cents.
- Is that enough?
- No. You'd need $ 10 million.
How would it be if I gave you 16 cents now
and the rest later?
There's only one thing left to do.
It's time to see Santa Claus.
Hey, big sister, wait a minute.
I need you to take me to Santa Claus.
Why?
I have something really important
to ask him.
I'm very busy today. Maybe tomorrow.
[DOOR CLOSES]
[SCHROEDER PLAYING
Did Beethoven ever buy his girlfriend
fuzzy mittens for Christmas?
I doubt it.
Here's your chance
[CONTINUES PLAYING MUSIC]
Did Beethoven ever play "Jingle Bells"?
He probably thought
he was too good to play "Jingle Bells."
[SCREAMS]
[PLAYING VINCE GUARALDI'S
I have my list for Christmas.
Well, a bicycle would be nice.
And maybe a new sled
and a pair of in-line skates.
And maybe a new jump rope.
How did things go with Santa Claus?
It's nice to tell him
what you want for Christmas, isn't it?
If you can get past his secretary.
Wait here a second.
I have to check out this Santa.
Okay. If you're a real Santa Claus,
where are your reindeer, huh?
How are you gonna land
on all those rooftops...
...and go down all those chimneys?
And after you go down a chimney,
how are you gonna get back up, huh?
I'll give you about three houses,
and you'll be completely exhausted.
I thought you might like a snack
while you were working.
Hey, look, Ma,
Santa is eating out of a dog dish.
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