Garfield by Jim Davis for May 07, 2010

It’s The Unknown Cat!

Is Jon going to a circus or clown college.

He’s ashamed to be seen with a dork>

True, Garfield, the bag doesn’t lie. Unfortunately for you, though, the feet still give you away …

I suppose that tomorrow we will see Liz with a paper bag over her head as well!!

Why is Garfield joining Jon?

I just realized that Jon has a similar dress sense (or lack of it) to Sheldon Cooper from The Big Bang Theory. http://www.fanpop.com/spots/sheldon-cooper/images/911375/title/sheldon

Eeew, Jon get a better suit … especially one that Liz picks out for you. :P

walks around with bag over his head as well

Wow, this is a cartoon, and that suit hurts my eyes… lol

Considering that Garfield’s eyes are SO much bigger than the holes cut into that bag, how has he not tripped over his feet or anything else? :)

Yes Jon, yes you are.

thats one cat who wont come out of the bag!

Very funny today. The bag doesn’t lie. A great new saying to add to my list.

Poor Liz

Joe-Allen “Joe” Doty said, about 8 hours ago

Shades of the “Unknown Comic!”

Jon Arbuckle needs a complete wardrobe makeover.

Liz has been trying to give him one, Joe-Allen, but so far, he hasn’t been too cooperative.

Jon the dork store called they want you back by 10pm

Normally I would make a joke about going to a Saints game, but now that we’ve won the Superbowl, it just doesn’t seem as funny. :-)

Jon proves once again he’s not too sexy for his shirt, tie or jacket!

Well, whack back of Jon’s head with a hand about his ugly suits and tie. Rolled my eyes up/down! He learned nothing how to guss up nice suit and tie anymore. That’s why Garfield has to put the bag with two holes in his head for being an embarrassment.

@legaleagle, JAD when he said, “Shades of the Unknown Comic”, I think was referring to an old TV show, THE GONG SHOW, Where the unknown comic would appear with a paper bag over his head. Good wan Joe.

Talk about great talent!

Liz is not a bag, Garfield.

true

Hi people

Never end a sentence a preposition with…

He ended it in: too.

Don’t worry, Garfield. In time, Liz will fix that.

WITH A CAT !

Ooh look! “Garfield without Garfield!”

Jon could be the greatest circus clown of all time if he simply understood what he is and embraced it.