Garfield by Jim Davis
- September 05, 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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Comic-Nut said, 2 months ago
That’s it Garfield. Wake Jon up from his … whatever it is he is doing, other than feeding you.
sjoujke said, 2 months ago
My cats do the same thing to me - gotta love ‘em!
cymbol
said,
2 months ago
My cat, Bogie, does that to me too! If I’m still sleeping when he thinks I should be up and filling his bowl he’ll wack me HARD across the tip of my nose. My husband thinks it’s hysterical…me, not so much.
Mark_O_Polo said, 2 months ago
I’m going to try and start doing that. It would be perfect way to get food.
Bytheway has anyone noticed how Jons fingers are bigger then his neck?
Superfrog said, 2 months ago
Garfiel, a sigh is just a sigh.
And the fundamental things apply, as time goes by.
x7319808
said,
2 months ago
At least you can understand the words being sung by the fire.
cryptomaniac said, 2 months ago
@Superfrog, Wordsworth you’re not, but I guess it’s the effort that counts. As one of my favourites goes:
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Most poems rhyme
This one doesn’t
At least you’ve got the rhyming down pat!
Macushlalondra
said,
2 months ago
If my cat slapped me like that for any reason she’d be out of here.
No I never did notice before but Jon does have an awfully thin neck doesn’t he?
Fdavid said, 2 months ago
Would that make Jon a “Penciled Neck Geek”?
Superfrog said, 2 months ago
Hi crytomaniac,
That was just a few lines from “As time goes by”.
I guess you haven’t seen “Casablanca”.
I liked all the old Bogart movies.
Cheers
Susan001 said, 2 months ago
Could be worse; at least Jon doesn’t belch! LOL
BTW, Superfrog, CASABLANCA is one of my favorite movies. I especially love the scene where Victor leads the entire cafe in a rousing “La Marseille (sp?)”, drowning out those damned Nazis!
Superfrog said, 2 months ago
Yeah Susan001 it’s a great movie. Wonderful characters and unforgetable lines and all in glorious black and white. So many terrific scenes. My favorite was the farewell at the airport “..the lives of 2 little people don’t amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world.” (or something like that).
My favorite Bogart movie though was “The Maltese Falcon”.
ninmas said, 2 months ago
garfield in my opinion is about how pointless life really is, people don’t like it because nothing happens in it. it’s a strip about nothing.
JosePeterson said, 2 months ago
so it would be like the “seinfeld” of comic strips
JanCinVV
said,
2 months ago
The “Maltese Falcon” and “Casablanca” were both great, but so was “African Queen”. I also liked “Key Largo”.
yyyguy
said,
2 months ago
i vote for “the big sleep” as well as “casablanca”
battycomic said, 2 months ago
Wake up, Jon!
BTW, Fdavid, that’s “Pencil Neck Geek.”
ninmas said, 2 months ago
yes jose, very much so!
NoBrandName said, 2 months ago
Try “pencil-necked geek”
comixavier said, 2 months ago
If Jon smakced Garfield after Garfield smacked Jon, then there’d be animal activists at Jon’s front door with the police. Won’t that be a story?
Ushindi
said,
2 months ago
As long as we’re on the subject, I have ALL those “Bogie” pictures you’ve mentioned, as well as a few others, like “Dark Passage” and “To Have and Have Not” (“You know how to whistle, don’t you, Steve?”). Sorry, no comment on Garfield (except claiming “I was just trying to get food” is NOT a legal defense for smacking your spouse - if you’re human)
Wildmustang1262 said, 2 months ago
If I were in Garfield’s shoes, I would smack Jon’s head to make him waking up immediately.
rricchhterr said, 2 months ago
l’d say life can be blunt, but pointless, no…
it is rather remarkable that you are you,
l am me, and we may disagree…
cryptomaniac said, 2 months ago
@superfrog, if you see this…
Haven’t seen Casablanca, but plan to… and watch for the dialogue that wasn’t - “Play it again, Sam”
Thanks for the info (the others who responded with movie names, as well). My classic movie exposure is limited to Lawrence of Arabia, Gone with the Wind, and some of the Charlton Heston ones, but hope to set some time aside to make up for this…
Superfrog said, 2 months ago
You won’t regret it crytomaniac.
The old movies were beautifully acted and subtly filmed. The “special effects” reflect the technology of the day so have to be viewed in context.
Movies have gotten bigger but I don’t think they have gotten better.
These old flicks are so much part of our culture now.
You might like “We’re no angels” where Bogie shows his comedic side.