Garfield by Jim Davis
- April 17, 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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pouncingtiger said, 7 months ago
I second Garfield’s notion. J.J. Walker will third his notion
Ivy0730 said, 7 months ago
D-Y-N-O-M-I-T-E!!!
poppy1313 said, 7 months ago
They must have shrunk in the box
Derek Dong said, 7 months ago
EMM… what’s the meaning of DYNOMITE?
JonD17 said, 7 months ago
derek Dong, check out this link and learn more than you will really want to know. http://www.dynomitejj.com/front.html
Blackcloud1138
said,
7 months ago
DYNOMITE was a catch phrase back from the 70’s that JJ Walker from the TV program Good Times said. Much like the somewhat confusing phat and dope of today… one thing remains the same though. cool is still Kool..
Autumn said, 7 months ago
Derek- “Dy-no-mite” was a catch phrase from a TV series that aired in the 1970’s. Which is why Garfield says he can’t ever show his face in public ;)
This link tells you about the show, which was called “Good Times”:
http://www.tvparty.com/70good.html
Derek Dong said, 7 months ago
to JonD17, Blackcloud1138 and Autumn, thanks for your help and it’s very useful for me!
prasrinivara said, 7 months ago
Garfield’s suggestion is wise, though flawed–since Jon is (overall) dumber than a box of rocks (especially when it comes to fashions), he should already have not been showing his face in public!
Josh 1360 said, 7 months ago
Other Popular TV Catchphrases From The 70’s
“Kiss Mah Grits!”
(From “Alice”)
“Aaaaaayyyyyyyy” and “Sit On It”
(From”Happy Days”)
“Looking Good!” (From “Chico & The Man”)
HEY YOU GUUUUUUYS! (From PBS’ “The Electric Company”)
“Up your nose with a rubber hose!”
{from “Welcome Back Kotter”)
Need I say more?
Macushlalondra
said,
7 months ago
Bad enough he wears the tee shirt but I sure hope he doesn’t start strutting around like J.J. did on “Good Times.”
Carmy
said,
7 months ago
Josh, How about;
Book ‘em Danno!
Sock it to me!
Nano Nano
Goodnight John boy
Hey, hey, hey, hey!
nucking futz
and my favorite, I’m invisible!
Dry
said,
7 months ago
carmy remember them all except I’m invisable. Who said that one?
By the way, Jon, your shirts too small!
Tabby Lynn
said,
7 months ago
okay i have a question for all, is it bad that i know some of those sayings and tv shows? it seems odd for me to know them. but i like “Good times” it makes me laugh.
jon get a new shirt it looks bettter then the other things you wear, but you will be the laughing stock of town (as if he is not already) and you are telling a lie by wearing that shirt.
shadowwriter said, 7 months ago
where is liz?
gpank said, 7 months ago
It says Dynomite but Jon is far from it, my friend.
Carmy
said,
7 months ago
Dry, Remember Soap? Burt used to think he could be invisible at his will. I think he used to snap his fingers first and then he’d say “I’m invisible.”
pookid54
said,
7 months ago
Oh Jon!!! If you’re going back to the ‘70’s, where’s your note from Epstein’s mother?
SchmoozeMinkey said, 7 months ago
Hey, thanks everybody! The past CAN be a blast if you can pull yourself out of it when present day reality hits.
Furienna said, 7 months ago
Ouch! That t-shirt is not only ridiculous, it’s too small for him as well.
JonD17 said, 7 months ago
Derek Dong says:
to JonD17, Blackcloud1138 and Autumn, thanks for your help and it’s very useful for me!….. Derek, our pleasure
JonD17 said, 7 months ago
Tabbylynn, if it makes you laugh and doesn’t hurt anyone, it’s a good thing. There are so many great old shows, with enough variety to cover everyones taste. I would be ecstatic if modern television could come up with the quality of the old ones.
lovecomicsforever said, 7 months ago
oh boy…
Just plain Steve said, 7 months ago
JonD17 : Hear, hear!
Frobisher
said,
7 months ago
“Is not my job” was from Chico and the Man, too. Have you ever felt like saying that?
trazerj said, 6 months ago
how old were you when you got this shirt, jon? 10?
jelindley
said,
6 months ago
If he had a shirt like that in his size it wouldn’t be so bad. It could be a retro style. Had a few memory joggers in some of these posts. And Josh, thanks for reminding me where I’d heard “Up your nose with a rubber hose!”. Now THAT would make a good T-shirt. TV was so much better in the 70s IMO. We have so many channels to choose from now, but so few quality programs.