What did he mean by this?
What did he mean by this?
Lincoln Adams
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Logan Wright
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Nathaniel Mitchell
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Luis Garcia
what did they mean by this?
Oliver Foster
I don't get this, why does Garfield have the pipe again
>POOK!
Jack Fisher
can someone please post the full transcript of the hour long masterpiece?
Carter Perry
Do you understand?
Jaxon Price
I understand
Charles Sanders
I don't, either. It seems like an edit, but apparently this strip was printed in newspapers and book collections like this. It's some anti-humour dadaist shit.
Aaron James
Are you blind? THE. CAT. HAS. YOUR. PIPE.
Isaiah Robinson
Jon gave it back once he realized the pipe was inside Garfield's gross cat mouth.
Christopher Cruz
he gave it back once he realized his cat had been slobbering all over it
Jason Myers
When we reach our goal, what do we have left? Jon has devoted himself to his search for his pipe, to retrieving it from Garfield, that once he has it he no longer wants it.
He will never be fulfilled. Even when he has found his pipe, he will still be looking for it.
Lucas Clark
But that one actually has a joke
>Jon takes pipe from Garfield
>Realizes that it has been in Garfield's mouth
>Gives it back to him
Alexander Torres
Garfield is chaos
Andrew Moore
Is this unfunny cunt dead yet?
Eli Bennett
What? There are two pipes. Garfield got a new one, somehow. At least, that is how I interpret it. Garfield's pipe-smoking cannot be stopped.
Leo Bell
why the fuck does a cat hate mondays. he doesnt work
Asher Baker
No, you're still alive.
Daniel Thompson
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Jace Cox
You need your reading comprehension fixed.
Tyler Martin
It represents the cycle of life, the start and end of every human. In the first panel, Jon, representing the father, yanks his Pipe, which is the essence of life, from Garfield. This is the start of life. He starts putting the pipe in his mouth but hestitates, as like something is wrong. He then proceeds to look directly at the viewer, contemplating, or maybe thinking about something we SHOULD know, but we don't. With his half-closed eyes he implies his discontent, but at the same time his lack of surprise. As if this is not the first time he encountered this bizzare moment. While the transition to the final panel is not explicit, Jim Davis leaves the viewer, us, to interpret how Garfield takes The Pipe back. Perhaps Jon gives it back voluntarily, or maybe Garfield steals it while Jon is sitting in his chair, reading the newspaper, unaware of the tragedy that is about to occur. Finally, the strike of Jim's genius is truly shown here, as the final panel transitions into the first again, continuing the never ending cycle of The Pipe and the orange cat. Bravo Davis.
Anthony Williams
because Garfield is the embodiment of the shitty comic strips that middle-aged office workers like to pin in their cubicles.
Garfield is your overweight coworker cat lady account analyst "bitch about anything she can" watch shitty sitcoms dumb cunt's favorite comic strip.
I fucking hate Garfield
Noah Diaz
It's okay if you don't get Garfield
Camden Price
Why was Garfield ever popular in the first place? shit was never funny and the cat isn't even cute
Grayson Anderson
What did he mean by this?
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Zachary Roberts
He was the lazy, grumpy, cynical pet the '90s deserved.
Joshua Long
He meant this
Aaron Rodriguez
He hates mondays, just like me!!
Jose Miller
Garfield hates his own birthday
Brandon Powell
it's an existential examination of going through the motions despite knowing the unsatisfactory ending, brilliantly portrayed in only 3 panels
Blake Russell
antisemitism
Zachary Nelson
it's funny when you realize it's a suicide joke
Aiden Morris
Even as a kid I thought "drug out into the street and shot" was harsh.
Juan Nguyen
>a cat in this room what have trouble differentiating the wall from the floor, add to that the cat's known spacial confusion and you have the makings of a 'cat rage room'
Lincoln Williams
Suck it up cucks-in-mom's-basement.
Jim Davis Net Worth: Jim Davis is an American cartoonist who has a net worth of $800 million dollars.
Hunter Gray
Is that a real thing?
Benjamin Phillips
>Tfw smart enough to have enough sense of humor to appreciate Garfield scripts.
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Angel Collins
Good for him, garfield still sucks. We all saw what happened when they tried going from 3 pane comics to the big screen.
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Jacob Bailey
You forgot the 7 seasons of Garfield and Friends on the small screen.