Garfield by Jim Davis for September 27, 2016

I wonder what kind of tree: redwood, Sequoia…

Make sure you’re awake so you’ll land on your feet, Garfield.

Or was it all a dream?

I hope that the terminal velocity in cartoons is the same…

That’s a rather extreme way to lose some weight.

Just make sure you turn around before you reach the soil.

Aye C.L. spot On! For as we all know cats ALWAYS land on their feet.

Like the old saying goes: It’s not the fall that hurts you, it’s that sudden stop at the bottom.

This reminds me of a Judge Dredd story where he falls off a high walkway in the mega-city and has time to radio for help, stop a mugging (and shoot the mugger) and make another radio call, all while falling, and he’s still nowhere near hitting the ground when the “hover-wagon” arrives to catch him.

Bored?

“I am STILL falling!!!” (from the preview for “Moana”)

I wonder if Garfield has been taking lessons in falling from Wile E. Coyote.

Must go all the way up to heaven

Plan on a really big ouch.

What is the terminal velocity for a cat, anyway?

Answer: It doesn’t matter: terminal is terminal.

I’ve had falling dreams. I always wake up with a start like I’ve fallen from a great height.

It’s pretty bad.

xxx

How long was that nap?