Today is pipe strip day
Today is pipe strip day
Parker Peterson
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Samuel Jenkins
That guy's 57 now!
Noah Miller
now where could my pipe be
Colton Gonzalez
You fags always post the setup, but never the punchline.
Sebastian Torres
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Christian Jones
that's for tomorrow
David Sanders
THE CAT HAS YOUR PIPE
Logan Evans
how weird would that be without garfield
Grayson Morris
A floating pipe in mid-air. Pretty weird, I guess.
Brody Fisher
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Dominic Morris
Noice
Andrew Cox
Should I get this on a shirt?
Nathaniel Clark
I would get that on my tombstone.
Chase Baker
both
Julian Edwards
Now posting the greatest video on YouTube:
Brody Scott
We can do better than that.
Caleb Long
it's time to watch this again
bravo user
Easton Cruz
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Jordan Sullivan
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Connor Bailey
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Brody Green
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Hudson Cooper
>griffindor
apex kek
Cameron Diaz
>oh its another one of these stupid low res memes
>griffindor
>sides instantly split
Chase Wood
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Joshua Rivera
>Becomes a strip about Jon quitting smoking
Adam Ward
Have you spent time in your circular comic tube today?
James Myers
Why did this make me laugh?!
Easton Wilson
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Henry Peterson
I've actually watched the video in its entirety like 4 times.
Asher Sanders
But that's not funny
Isaiah Morales
sauce?
Jose Roberts
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Aaron Nelson
Oceanfalls
mspfa.com
Elijah Turner
Fuck, this is cute.
Thanks m8.
Robert Moore
Is the joke supposed to be him just resolving himself to knowing the pipe is better off with Garfield?
Parker Harris
It's been in his mouth
Isaiah Wilson
Why give it back to Garfield though?
Juan Moore
Why feed him lasagna?
Daniel Martinez
This is too deep for me.
Ryan Jenkins
The jokes is if he let Garfield smoke he'll die faster and will cease to ruin John's life
Dominic Clark
Me too. I just can't get over the effort they put into the videos.
Sebastian Long
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Ian Martinez
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Jason Sanchez
You've clearly never owned a pet
sometimes pets just fucking ruin a thing and it becomes theirs
there's a chair in my house that belongs to the cats now
Would you really want to put a pipe in your mouth that had been in a cat's mouth? That's his pipe now.
Noah Evans
Is this supposed to be Jim Davis's "Cow Tools" moments? Why is the OP comic so popular?
Wyatt Fisher
It is a mandala of wisdom
Joshua Baker
It's a thing of fucking beauty, that's why.
Remember folks, any Garfield strip can be put on a t-shirt or coffee mug. ANY STRIP.
Alexander Kelly
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Jose Rivera
Most memes happen by accident. A lucky few are created with purpose. With malice.
Grayson Jenkins
Heathcliff is better
Adam Allen
from 10:00 to 11:00 he talks about how if you break down the comic to its basic shapes it still works, Loss still works when its just lines does that make it the perfect comic?
Nicholas Sullivan
how long will it take us to decode the grand message of the prophet Jim Davis?
Ian Adams
I fear it will take far too long
Alexander Nguyen
what the fuck gardield
Henry Watson
The symbols of a simple life
Bentley Gray
Happy 39th birthday pipe strip
Asher Lewis
:O
Jordan Reyes
Ceci n'est pas une pipe
Nathaniel Brown
Tell me about the cat! why does he smoke the pipe, whats his obsession with lasanga?! TELL ME!
Joseph Bennett
the trappings of humanity
Joshua Collins
Now where could my strip be?
James Scott
too many words
Leo Bailey
Lot of loyalty for a hired cartoonist
Cooper Thompson
wasted potential
Tyler Ramirez
Perhaps hes wondering why you would give A cat HAM instead of Lasagna
Brandon Young
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Brayden King
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Jayden Scott
To quote the documentary 7-27-1987:
"Now where could my pipe be?
It is a profound question.
Why am I here? What is my purpose? It is reflection and self-examination here. It is facing the dust, the misery of a cold, careless universe. You can feel the weight of it.
But where could my pipe be?
One imagines the author, Jim Davis, teetering on the edge of insanity... his rationality, his lucidity, hovering over the void... and he seeks the truth.
You can see it in the line quality of the drawings; the thoughtful, controlled outlines mixed with the... occasional, chaotic scribbles at work in the shadows and Garfield's dark stripes.
It's almost as if Garfield is chaos himself.
Yes, he is the embodiment of chaos, disorder, hatred, fear... Thievery, death, destruction, desolation!
These are the things Garfield represents; HE stole the pipe, HE sits with his back to Jon, Garfield... Garfield, this chaos cat, Garfield has turned his back on everything, everyone!
One recalls the great existential forces in literature... Camus' Meursalt, Kafka's Gregor Samsa, or Sartre's Antoine Roquentin... Garfield the Cat sees the hopelessness of life, which...ah, yes...
This is why Jim Davis has chosen smoking. It represents a recklessness, a... a disregard for what some would define as the beauty of life. Garfield may die from the nicotine, he may not... He defies life; he sits defiant, saying nothing, but looking as if he could say... "Then let me die... it does not matter."
It does not matter."
Grayson Green
I can never not laugh at loss edits
Elijah Parker
When I was 18... 18 years old, I saw for the first time in my life. I saw an image of clarity. I saw a comic strip, a three panel comic strip that, though simple as it seemed, changed me... changed my being, changed who I am... Made me who I am. Enlightened me...
The strip, Garfield, the comic strip was new... no more than maybe a month and a half since inception, since... since coming into existence, and there it was before me in print, I saw it: a comic strip... What was it called? Garfield.
The story here is of a man, a plain man. He is Jon, but he is more than that... I will get to this later, but first let us say that he's Jon, a plain man. And then there is a cat... Garfield. This is the nature of the world, here. When I see the world, the politics, the future, the... the satellites in space, and... the people who put them there. You can look at everything as a man and a cat... two beings, in harmony and at war.
So, this strip I saw; this man, Jon, and the cat, Garfield, you see...Yes... hmm...It is about everything. This little comic is, oh, lo and behold... not so little anymore. So yes, when I was 18, I saw this comic and it hit me all at once, its power. I clipped it, and every day, I looked at it, and I said "Okay... let me look at this here. What is this doing to me? Why is this so powerful?"
Jon Arbuckle, he sits here, legs crossed, comfortable in his home, and he reads his newspaper. The news of the world, perhaps... and then he extends his fingers lightly, delicately... he taps his fingers on an end table, and he feels for something. What is it? It is something he needs, but it is not there. And then he looks up, slightly cockeyed, and he thinks... His newspaper's in his lap now, and he thinks this: Now where could my pipe be?
This... I always come to this, because I was a young man. I'm older now, and I still don't have the secrets, the answers, so this question still rings true, Jon looks up and he thinks... Now where could my pipe be?
Xavier Morris
Christopher Richardson
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Carson Thompson
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Joseph Collins
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Levi Long
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Michael Edwards
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Jaxon Rodriguez
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Brayden Rodriguez
I always thought the joke was that Garfield had a spare pipe, much to Jon's annoyance.
Grayson Long
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Joshua Allen
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Easton Butler
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Jason Garcia
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Joseph Cook
>it takes him 46 minutes to say "It's a joke!"
Caleb Lewis
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Brandon Davis
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Oliver Sullivan
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Liam Peterson
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Isaiah Wright
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Chase Fisher
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Christopher Adams
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Austin Anderson
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Ryder Lewis
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Matthew Murphy
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John Young
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Blake Richardson
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Austin Hill
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Jacob Gray
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Wyatt Hernandez
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Andrew Wilson
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Joseph Gutierrez
Loss is a piece of memetic art that will never have an equal