Garfield by Jim Davis
- April 12, 2009
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What a cat! A cat for all seasons. Sassy. Opinionated. This lasagna loving, mailman chasing, sarcastic cat is a classic that readers love. Garfield, Odie and Jon will leave you wanting a daily dose of this beloved bunch! Garfield’s crafty talent with words and sneaky preference for practical jokes often leave his owner, Jon - and us - speechless, and always wanting more.
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Derek Dong said, 7 months ago
emm, can some one help me explain the meaning of “holy bovines”, I know this phrase show the mood of surprise or terrible, but how and where use this phrase?
RadioTech said, 7 months ago
“Holy Bovines” comes from “Holy God”, meaning intense surprise. Some people believe that using the name of God is unrespectful in this situations, so other people started using “Holy Cow” as a mock up because of the the close sound. “Holy Bovines” is just a comical derivative, and I would not use it unless writing a comic strip…
Silverpearl said, 7 months ago
He can see right through the illusions!!
pookid54
said,
7 months ago
To Garfield, Jon, Odie (where ever he is), and all their readers….HAPPY EASTER!!!
JanCinVV
said,
7 months ago
Holy Bovines or Holy Cow is a reference to the Hindu religion in India. Like “Holy God”, it is an epithet.
Radical-Knight
said,
7 months ago
I prefer “Great Gallopin’ Hornytoads” myself. But then again, I thought most everything Yosemite Sam said was funny.
Derek Dong said, 7 months ago
to RadioTech and JanCinVV:
thank you for your explanation. that’s helpful!
calvinandhobbesfan1 said, 7 months ago
one of the best comics
Dypak
said,
7 months ago
Good answer Radiotech. And here, it works. Let’s not forget the Batman/Robin connection. Will this be the end of General Cordwood? Tune in next week for the next upcoming, action pack installment.
vexatron1984 said, 7 months ago
Bovine is the scientific name for cows. Its the best part of the whole script actually!
Wildmustang1262 said, 7 months ago
I will not use God’s name in vain. Simple as that!
bobdalebaker
said,
7 months ago
Great googly boogly works for me.
pschearer
said,
7 months ago
To paraphrase Dilbert’s daddy from memory, “I hope Gosh doesn’t bleeep me to heck for using the name of his son Jeepers Cripes”.
But why can’t the corporal follow the script?