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   simpsonfan2 said, 3 months ago

   Garfield came later, after Hayes, Grant, and Johnson.
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   SusanSunshine said, 3 months ago

   Ah Simpsonfan ya beat me….

   
   Yeah, Garfield was elected in 1880.
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   Radish said, 3 months ago

   Did Garfield have the first lasagna in the White House?
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   win said, 3 months ago

   @simpsonfan2

   huzzah!
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   win said, 3 months ago

   Yet there still was no Katz in his Cabinet.
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   Tue Elung-Jensen said, 3 months ago

   And thats the real reason he was shot.
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   bawana said, 3 months ago

   I wonder how long it took to get the smell out?
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   flagmichael said, 3 months ago

   He called his depression “the black dog.” I guess we know where he stood.
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   riverhawk said, 3 months ago

   Churchill referred to his depression as " my black dog". The last dog that owned me was a black lab. My moter , in her nineties at the time suggested we name the dog Blackie, because " you can only name a black dog Blackie ". She must have said that a hundred thousand times, LOL
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    michael pokrivnak said, 3 months ago

    @flagmichael

    Hemingway called it the black ass
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    bordercolliedawn said, 3 months ago

    I love this one!
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    whmIII said, 3 months ago

    SNORT!!!
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    George Alexander said, 3 months ago

    Is there any other strip with double meanings?
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    Tandembuzz said, 3 months ago

    @ George Alexander:

    Plenty! Most comics live on a diet of bad puns and double entendres.

    @ so many others:

    Yes, Garfield was after Lincoln, that was the whole point of the pun…and good that Geo Alex caught it. Seems like a long set-up for a short pun! Here’s to Mr. Johnson. For more of the same check out Pearls Before Swine most days; Pastis is a master of the convoluted set-up for a bad pun!
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    calimesajim said, 3 months ago

    Too bad they no longer string tennis rackets with catgut.
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