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{{quote|'''Man walking by:''' Hello, Gerald, building a dog house?
'''Gerald:''' No, I'm up in a balloon milking a chicken. }}
* ''[[Peanuts]]'':
** In
{{quote|'''Charlie Brown:''' What happened Joe? You were really smoking. Did you miss a turn?
''Cut to Snoopy, limping, dragging part of a fence on his leg.''
'''Snoopy:''' No, I always wear this snow fence around my leg!}}
:* In one old series of Sunday strips, some birds build a nest on Snoopy’s doghouse, requiring him to vacate and sleep on the mailbox until the baby birds hatch. In the second part, he goes to check on them, and is astounded to see they have, indeed, hatched.
{{quote|'''Snoopy:''' Fantastic! I wonder if they’re hungry?
''(Looks very close, and the baby birds both try to eat his nose.)''
'''Snoopy:''' I think they’re hungry!}}
:* In one strip, Linus is watching Charlie Brown fly a kite (which as fans of the strip know, he has never been able to successfully do):
{{quote|'''Linus:'' Charlie Brown, once you have a kite in the air, do you ever have a problem getting it down again?
''(Charlie Brown loses control of the kite and it crashes with the impact of a missile.)''
'''Charlie Brown:''' [[Sarcasm Mode|''That’s'' one problem I’ve never had to worry about]].}}
* [[Popeye]]'s ''very first spoken line'' from a 1929 ''[[Thimble Theater]]'' strip occurred in an arc where Castor Oyl (Olive's brother and the original protagonist) was looking for a crew for his ship (in case you don't know how Popeye tends to dress, by the way, it's hard he'd be mistaken for anything but a sailor):
{{quote|'''Castor Oyl:''' Hey, are you a sailor?
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