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By: Jeffrey A. Winters

Jeffrey A. Winters — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 18:07:59 +0000

My name is Jeff Winters, Garfield is Awesome, I loved him since I was age 8 in 1988, I was born in 1980
I will Always Love Garfield the cat,
Garfield is better than SEX, I love Garfield even more than my ex-girlfriend who moved away, Garfield is THE greatest cartoon character ever

By: PXDKITTY

PXDKITTY — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 06:09:45 +0000

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By: glitchinthemind

glitchinthemind — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 03:25:31 +0000

you have no life.

By: Peter Plant

Peter Plant — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:42:44 +0000

I have to tread carefully here because I draw a strip that got kicked off the comic page of the UK Daily Mail a few years ago to make room for Garfield, so you might say “Of course you hate him”. But I tell you straight I hated that bland, unfunny strip and all its hokey characters LONG before it caused me to get the push. To my mind, most syndicated strips are pretty dead-tired. But yes, Garfield heads the list.

By: Jim Davis Milking All Americans For Money

Jim Davis Milking All Americans For Money — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 06:20:43 +0000

I luv Garfield! rock on fat orange cat!

By: Midnight Lyman

Midnight Lyman — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 03:03:05 +0000

(I seem to have a really long post, so once again, let's shorten it down.) You know, I've done "a little research" myself. At the Official Site and garfield.nfshost.com search site, I looked up two well-known Garfield terms- "lasagna" and "Monday" to see how many results would come up. As it turned out, both sites had less than 100 for "lasagna" and less than 150 for "Monday." With a new strip every day since its debut on June 19, 1978 (that's about 11,000 strips made since.) and with 250 strips made about lasagna and Mondays, that totals up to about 2 percent of the entire Garfield comic. 2 percent! So basically, seeing a few strips or even as much as three books listed by the OP, Jim Davis can be dismissed as having "no funny Garfield books. It’s all a myth. Garfield has sucked from day one and will continue to suck for all eternity." Yep. One "Garfield Greatest Hits" look at the comic and it's all we need to know that it ain't good. According to that logic, then, what's so good about long-time artists like David Bowie? Or Miles Davis? The main idea is that if you truly dislike Garfield, then feel free to do so. But please, there's no need to go forcing your opinion(s) upon others.

By: Midnight Lyman

Midnight Lyman — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 03:00:34 +0000

(I seem to have a long post, so let's shorten it down, shall we?) You know, I've done "a little research" myself. At the Official Site and garfield.nfshost.com search site, I looked up two well-known Garfield terms- "lasagna" and "Monday" to see how many results would come up. As it turned out, both sites had less than 100 for "lasagna" and less than 150 for "Monday." With a new strip every day since its debut on June 19, 1978 (that's about 11,000 strips made since.) and with 250 strips made about lasagna and Mondays, that totals up to about 2 percent of the entire Garfield comic. 2 percent! So basically, seeing a few strips or even as much as three books listed by the OP, Jim Davis can be dismissed as having "no funny Garfield books. It’s all a myth. Garfield has sucked from day one and will continue to suck for all eternity." Yep. One "Garfield Greatest Hits" look at the comic and it's all we need to know that it ain't good. According to that logic, then, what's so good about long-time artists like David Bowie? Or Miles Davis? While I do agree that some of the more modern comic strips tend to be quite mediocre, Jim Davis does seem to be providing a breath of fresh air with some changes brought in. Heck, nates mentioned Charlie Brown hitting a home run back in 1993 just months before this happened- Jon finally gets Liz (and just after Jon proposes to Liz in the second movie- tie in, anyone?) during a rather mixed-up date. All these years of trying to get the right lover, he finally succeeds in late July of 2006. And the strip has gone quite a bit uphill since then. Not as significantly as the strip was in its prime, I'd say, but uphill nonetheless. As far as I'm concerned, at least, Garfield isn't as repetitive as oft-described and deserves more credit than people tend to give it. As Jim Davis himself said on "30 Years of Laughs and Lasagna", "This whole line of work is to make people happy and smile. Getting paid for it is just a bonus." Well, Garfield tends to make me happy (peer pressure from Garfield haters notwithstanding), so it looks like Jim Davis is happy enough for that, not that he's getting another buck because someone bought the newest compilation book or a rare collector's plate. In fact, he even stated on The Daily Record, "I would like to slow down on the business side of it, but I always want to do the comic." I think the main idea is that if you truly dislike Garfield, then feel free to do so, even if, I'm afraid, your "hatred for Garfield burns with the intensity of 1,000 white-hot suns." But please, there's no need to go forcing your opinion(s) upon others just because you find Garfield to be "the epitome of evil and hatred in the world." It just isn’t right.