Cathy Classics by Cathy Guisewite for March 18, 2009

  1. Lady with a bow
    ejcapulet  about 15 years ago

    Oh shut up, Irving.

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    sfbobby94110  about 15 years ago

    Cathy has become BORING with her constant diet whining. Sounds like a broken record. Wake me up when she changes her tune.

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    funnyfan928  about 15 years ago

    You want ‘boy’ normal meals, Irving? Then fix your OWN meals!! No wonder he and Cathy married, one’s just as neurotic as the other!

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    dakabn5  about 15 years ago

    Robert, stop reading and stop commenting.

    Irving whiners… that’s the punchline. If you don’t like it, you can stop reading and commenting as well.

    And funny, ever think he’s talking about his wife being normal so he can eat with her? Maybe he does fix his own breakfast, but by the time she’s done all that measuring, he’s done.

    Seriously… what ever happened to just ENJOYING comics anymore?

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  5. Raven
    arceedee  about 15 years ago

    No, Irving, Cathy will never get over the great passions in her life - her parents and her dog, food/watching the scale/the fit of her jeans, shopping… (opps, I’m sure you’re in that list somewhere:) )

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    bluetopazcrystal  about 15 years ago

    I have been reading Cathy for years and dieting is her #1 passion. That’s why she’s so entertaining. P

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    lindz.coop Premium Member about 15 years ago

    What would be funny if she wasn’t neurotic? I agree, if you don’t enjoy this comic no one is forcing you to read it, and some of us really do enjoy reading it!

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    dougeprofile  about 15 years ago

    I’m with Irving, this is ridiculous! Fat free, cholesterol free, sugar free = taste free. I eat till I’m full, when I want and as much as I want without this silly portion control stuff. No matter how much or little I eat, I don’t gain; I try to eat heathy (most of the time).

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