Oh, and to believe that in 7th grade I read Garfield books cover to cover. Thank God I never actually bought one. I made an earlier post regarding what folks are doing to this strip, and, as further illustration regarding the cultural touchstone that is the Garfield comic strip, we have Lasagnacat, a live-action enactment of selected Garfield comics over the extremely long course of the strip through history. I include one for your edification below:
And, of course, an obligatory scenario regarding compulsive eating of non-food items:
Today, I hope to finish up reading about Golems and move on to other things that have nothing to do with websurfing. And for all--this will be the one and only time I will ever have either Snoop Dogg or Limp Bizkit on my shizz. Fer Shurzzle.
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I bought one or two back in the day, but most were purchased for me by Nana. I think Garfield was actually pretty good for awhile, but "jumped the shark" long ago.
oh my goodness. you just made my night be introducing me to lasagne cat. yes, i know how sad that is. i used to read garfield all the time. my brother used to keep his books in the bathroom. very convenient reading.
I liked Garfield when I was a kid. Doesn't translate too well beyond the comic strip format, even though those videos are hilarious.
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