Saturday, September 9
Saturday, September 9
Dominic Sanchez
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Aaron Gutierrez
I'm beginning to think Davis and Gallagher are the same person.
Asher Hall
"What do you think of that?" Did he expect an answer?
Tyler Evans
Garfield and the other animals' thought bubbles exist in a quantum realm.
Sometimes humans can hear them, sometimes they don't.
It's a reflection of Jon's fluxuating acceptance of his position in life, and the evil he feeds for a lack of ability to put an end to it.
The cat has his pipe, but he needs to accept it to understand the cat.
Gabriel Fisher
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Jason Phillips
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Robert Adams
I lost in THE internet i go to the Sup Forums
Anthony Taylor
did the heathcliff guy finally die or something
why have you people switched to garfield
Christopher Hughes
they're both completely unfunny yet bizarrely popular comics about a cat
Jayden White
This one calls for the Without Garfield treatment.
Liam Perez
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Isaiah Mitchell
There's only room for one orange cat on this board.
Angel Rogers
THE
Robert Wilson
PIPE
Ethan Phillips
STRIP
Samuel Jenkins
CLUB
Ryder Powell
WITH
Austin Walker
YOUR
Julian Murphy
I ate those food
Eli Green
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Nolan Ortiz
>this title picture
fucking garfield the edgehog
Christian Nguyen
Lel
Adrian Sanchez
Brainlet here. Someome please explain what makes this so profound.
Jaxon Rodriguez
You see garfeild has his food. In order for jon to understand garfeild job needs to understand that its not his food anymore. He transfered his food over to garfeild, its no longer jons, the food is much more than just food.
Gabriel King
Aiden Hill
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Connor Davis
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Samuel Gonzalez
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Lincoln Williams
this is now an ol'Elli thread
Ryan Harris
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Cooper Jackson
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Mason Peterson
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Brayden Brooks
Member this
Bentley Lopez
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Lincoln Diaz
A Classic
Owen Young
good lord help me i actually chuckled at this
William Walker
Protip:Garfield REALLY hates mondays
Tyler Bennett
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Matthew Price
it took me longer than i'd like to admit to understand Davis' action lines, i was always like "what are those white papers that come off everything"
Adam Cooper
>Garfield, you went into the room to jerk-off.
>Enjoy.
>Sincerely, Garfield.
Julian Hernandez
i did too user, it's cute.
Hudson Adams
What the fuck is wrong with Jon's mouth in the second panel? It looks rotated by 90 degrees.
David Clark
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Jaxon Brown
GarmFi3lD u R such @ Bad K1TtY U r S0 F@t why R u S0 FQT!
Joseph Cook
That's the way it's drawn in its neutral position.
Gabriel Wood
Is this art?
Andrew Cooper
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Isaiah Sanchez
Can someone do realfield for this
Joseph Scott
Can Jon hear Garfield or not?
Caleb Perry
It depends, when him not being able to speak is part of the joke, Jim will usually point it out.
Evan Wood
>Draw it a girl
>Call it a boy
Dylan Watson
Coffee comedy is the lowest form of humor.
Zachary Perry
Garfield can wreck shit if he wants. He catches them birds like it's nothing and he's obese. He's basically a sleeping giant. He could probably join the Sense of Right Alliance if they offered him all he can eat lasagna.
Lucas James
He's bad news.
Joshua Watson
Luke Gonzalez
But john can't understand what garfield is saying
Logan Evans
why does garfield hate mondays? He doesn't have a job. Monday is no different to saturday or sunday for him.
Parker Rodriguez
He has extremely bad luck on Mondays.
Grayson Edwards
Sure thing, boss
Ian Murphy
You are appreciated, user.
Angel Roberts
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Logan Price
Ian Brooks
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Isaac Harris
Never forget.
Jaxson Sanchez
garfield was best before he could walk on two legs
Mason Bailey
Mondays started it.
Ryan Green
>Coffee comedy is the lowest form of humor.
Austin Gonzalez
Did Jon intend to eat a steak, a salad and AN ENTIRE LASAGNA all by himself?
Mason Smith
>tfw best friend is in a psych ward
I understand the joke but it's too personal for me to find it funny
Leo Collins
>implying her fine body doesn't make up for her menthal deficits.
Nicholas Hernandez
He has the highes power level in the cartoon.
There was only one time Nermal beat him up
Austin Martinez
How come comics are always saved as GIFs?
Oliver Reed
Gifs are small because they have only 255 colours.
Jaxon Allen
smaller file size
Lincoln Gray
Would've been a lot better if the strip from the day before was printed out on 9/11 instead
Mason Reed
About an orange cat who loves food, no less.
Luis Morgan
True.This would be glorious even more than that veteran day cartoon.
Nolan Davis
hahaha
Jon gets a separate call for each tower
Isaiah Richardson
Chernobyl disaster
Meh
Jaxson Sanders
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Jackson Butler
Deepest lore.
Chase Turner
Nermal is a cute girl (male)!
James Campbell
He's a faggy boy who thinks that his youth and looks matter.
Jace Howard
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Evan Nguyen
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Michael Torres
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Ryder Jenkins
nothing like fresh-ground Colombian cocaine
Jonathan Jackson
>A cat is fine too.
Kayden Martinez
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Isaiah Price
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Isaac Collins
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Adam Allen
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Daniel Lee
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Adam Brooks
look at that dress, you can see her red fat pussy behind her, that slut
Andrew Thomas
Reminds me of that strip where Jon declares that he wants to be around a girl, then Garfield goes out and comes back in dressed as a women and telling Jon that he is only doing this for him.
Yes, that was an actual strip.
Kayden Scott
Ok, so I was born in 85 but didn't understand English well enough to read the comics (or understand the animated series), and by the time I was old enough I didn't care.
Can anyone explain to me how THE FUCK this became such a cultural phenomenon back then? I've read hundreds of these strips and the crushing majority of them isn't funny, isn't clever and doesn't even bring a smile to my face. This , for example, is clever (though not particularly funny). How did this ugly cat become a household toy / fancy office mug / car decoration?
Nathan Lopez
found it.
Nathaniel Morgan
First, the old strips (80s to mid 90s) were much funnier. Often they were downright absurd or even surreal, and that type of humour was not common at the time, especially when it mixed up or combined all those aspects.
Second, back in that time, you couldn't check one bajillion webcomics on your phone. The strips appeared either daily in your morning newspaper, or collected biweekly / monthly in comic book releases in some countries. You had to pay for them. And as far as paid humour comics went, Garfield was among the better ones.
The humour itself was also universal in that it appealed to all ages. They weren't kid-only humour, or adult-only humour. Kids liked it for how wacky it was, adults could like how much of a cynical dick Garfield was or how much of a loser Jon was.
Point is, you didn't need to understand any origin stories or know each characters quirks or anything. Jon is a loser single guy who owns two pets.
And consider that this is a DAILY strip. It doesn't have to hit a home run every day. It's purpose is to bring a smile to your face once a day. It does that fine.
The characters were also extremely marketable, and Jim Davis took advantage of that.
Juan Clark
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Jace Carter
Thanks. So it had a captive audience in the 90's. But are the comics ITT from that era, too? Because they're awful.
If I was reading Garfield for 2 decades I'd be willing to overlook their simplicity, mellow jokeless nature and lack of punchlines too, if only because it was a daily part of my childhood / adult life; but that's not high praise for art - that people can now only appreciate it for nostalgic reasons.