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   patjade said, 5 months ago

   Drink deeply, Jon. It’s the soup of sorrow and wasted life…

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   CaptainColorado said, 5 months ago

   Waiter, there’s a cat in my soup.

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   Mark Stickley said, 5 months ago

   I love how it’s always funnier without Garfield. Makes you wonder how popular it could have been if Garfield had been absent from the start…

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   3hourtour said, 5 months ago

   ..waiter..there’s a hair in my soup…

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   Macushlalondra said, 5 months ago

   Did you wash your feet first Garfield?

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   Wildmustang1262 said, 5 months ago

   ACK! Cat’s shedding hair are in that soup! EWW!

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   Gweedo Murray said, 5 months ago

   That’s one furry lookin’ car.

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   pookid54 said, 5 months ago

   split feet soup

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   lilcrazy117 said, 5 months ago

   Its funny without garfield

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    McGuffin said, 5 months ago

    Where’s Odie in these strips? How come we never get to see him?

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    Shikamoo said, 5 months ago

    Odie’s in the soup. That’s why Jon is crying.

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    Shikamoo said, 5 months ago

    @ Macushlalondra> Why yes. Just now in this lovely cold foot bath.

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    Shikamoo said, 5 months ago

    @ Mustang: I agree, nothing worst than cat fur soup!

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    Dypak said, 5 months ago

    This page would be so much better if they didnt publish the original along with it. John’s despair and loneliness are palpable.

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    Johanan Rakkav said, 5 months ago

    Obviously, the cartoonists and publishers can’t please everybody.

    To me, Jon’s despair and loneliness aren’t more or less palpable in GMG because G is published with it. Nor is GMG more or less funny than G, overall to me.

    Maybe the solution here is for the reader to exercise his or her Jungian Extraverted Intuition and hold the two possibilities as separate and equally valid at the same time in the mind.