A Post-Modern Commentary on a Modern Cat

[holdouttrout]

I loved Garfield as a kid, but some twerp burst my little kid's view of the comic strip one day by saying it was--well, I won't repeat such things here.

But! I WILL give you the linke to a wonderful thought and art experiment: Garfield minus Garfield.

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There aren't that many archives, but it looks promising for future posts.

Comments

[pcrackenhead.livejournal.com]

This is abso-freakin-lutely genius, I couldn't stop laughing at them. Who would have thought Garfield would be so much better without Garfield?

Definitely found a good spot in my RSS reader.

[holdouttrout.livejournal.com]

Yes. It's apparently all over the internet this week, too--Whitney featured it on her blog, as well.

[pcrackenhead.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I saw it on her blog, and it ended up in a few other ones in my reader. Funny how things like that circulate so fast.

You do, however, win, because you posted it before any of the other ones. :)

[jaelte.livejournal.com]

For more Garfield-related humor, check out Lasagna Cat, or check out the user: lasagnacat on YouTube. Such. Hilarious. Video.