Jon (and Santa) already have the lists prepared and most of the presents ready. The chances are good that you’ll get your presents no matter what, so go for it. Just stay away from my antique ruby glass lamps.
Coal in the sack for you when the time comes. It will come in handy if you go First footing at New Year……
“First-footing refers to the first person to cross the threshold after midnight on New Year’s Day. The first-footer must not have already crossed the threshold before midnight, meaning they must either be a brand-new visitor to the house, or have left the building before the strike of midnight and come back in after.
Gifts are given as a token of luck for the coming year. These days this usually takes the form of shortbread or whisky, but traditionally coal was given to represent a warm hearth for not only the remaining (and often harsher) part of winter but a happy home year-round. " Source….
codycab 6 months ago
He could spend all that time sleeping.
GARFIELD FAN 999 6 months ago
Or 1296000000 milliseconds…
Clarence 6 months ago
And besides, who’ll even care of counting the minutes
Liam G.P 6 months ago
Big numbers are overwhelming.
jasonsnakelover 6 months ago
But do you know? One time I was 16 days old altogether.
MichaelAxelFleming 6 months ago
How many moments?
David Huie Green PrepareBeforeOrRegretLater 6 months ago
Give up hope as soon as possible to avoid a strain.
JLChi 6 months ago
Jon (and Santa) already have the lists prepared and most of the presents ready. The chances are good that you’ll get your presents no matter what, so go for it. Just stay away from my antique ruby glass lamps.
DaveG1960 6 months ago
Coal in the sack for you when the time comes. It will come in handy if you go First footing at New Year……
“First-footing refers to the first person to cross the threshold after midnight on New Year’s Day. The first-footer must not have already crossed the threshold before midnight, meaning they must either be a brand-new visitor to the house, or have left the building before the strike of midnight and come back in after.
Gifts are given as a token of luck for the coming year. These days this usually takes the form of shortbread or whisky, but traditionally coal was given to represent a warm hearth for not only the remaining (and often harsher) part of winter but a happy home year-round. " Source….
https://folklorescotland.Com/a-coal-for-the-hearth-at-hogmanay/
eced52 6 months ago
Garfield couldn’t be good for a second, much less 15 days,
in-dubio-pro-rainbow 6 months ago
“Rudolph, with your nose so bright
Won’t you be my lamp tonight?"
Gent 6 months ago
Coal for you this year too cat.
LawrenceS 6 months ago
Don’t know if I’m guilty of it or not, but I’ve certainly heard adults telling young children, “Can’t you behave for five minutes?” The answer is no.
2AndFour 6 months ago
Temptation is a hard thing to resist.
VegaAlopex 6 months ago
I once counted the seconds to avoid rushing to Christmas. Now I begin decorating after Thanksgiving to be finished in time.
CaveCat87 6 months ago
We all knew that there wasn’t any way that Garfield would actually try to be good.
Diamonds&Roses Premium Member 6 months ago
Like Jon has told you before, Garfield: Santa brings present to those who have been good all year long — not just in the past couple of weeks.
jagedlo 6 months ago
That curl at the end of the title makes it seem like its saying “Garfieldo”…
edmund_graham 6 months ago
This is why you don’t think about this stuff too hard
Count Olaf Premium Member 6 months ago
Have a doubt and get on with it. :)
ladykat 6 months ago
Don’t do it, Garfield!
blakerl 6 months ago
Garfield! He’s making a list, He’s checking it twice, He’s going to find out, Who’s naughty and nice, Santa Claus is coming to town!
carlosrivers 6 months ago
The title box looks like it says Garfieldo…
RussellCastine 6 months ago
Yep, 86,400 seconds in a day times 15 days equals 1,296,000 seconds.
Goat from PBS 6 months ago
It’s not that long when you think about it. But yes, the math checks out.
njchris 6 months ago
Better yet, knock something off a table.
w16521 6 months ago
Go break a leg while you’re at it.
EMGULS79 6 months ago
NO, Garfield, NO!! Not the leg lamp!! It’s fra-GEE-lay!
Mario500 6 months ago
“THE HECK WITH IT. I THINK I’LL GO BREAK A LAMP”
(imagines a different version of this part of the dialogue of this cartoon)
THIS IS TOO MUCH WORK. I’LL JUST SLEEP MORE UNTIL THEN
Laurie Stoker Premium Member 6 months ago
Shame on you, Garfield! I hope Nermal comes to stay with you for the entire Christmas vacation!!!
EnlilEnkiEa 6 months ago
If he were Jewish, would he break eight lamps?
zacharyichapman 6 months ago
I’m reading it as Garfieldo.