Linus Van Pelt: "I have a question for you, Charlie Brown" "Why am I so totally fascinated by this girl at school who drives me crazy?" / Charlie Brown: "I have a better question.." "How should I know?" // - Charles M. Schulz (1922 – 2000): Peanuts
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ライナス：「ひとつ質問があるんだ、チャーリー・ブラウン」「ぼくをイライラさせる例の子に、どうしてぼくこんなに夢中なんだろ？」／ チャーリー・ブラウン：「もっといい質問があるよ‥」「ぼくに分かるわけないだろ？」／／ - チャールズ・Ｍ・シュルツ (1922 – 2000): 『ピーナッツ』（【訳】谷川俊太郎 (1931 - )）
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