Garfield by Jim Davis for April 18, 2020

It’s Jon’s party; he’ll cry if he wants to.

the Total consequence of Garfield’s 9th Law: Jon is the dullest person you would meet

Just because it’s not a party until Jon arrives doesn’t necessarily mean that it is a party after Jon arrives.

Just as long as he doesn’t bring his accordion.

In Jon’s world, this party is rocking!

A pity party perhaps…

“Every party’s got a pooper, that’s why we invited you,

Party pooper, party pooper…."

No, even if Jon’s theorem is true (doubtful); the converse is not necessarily true.

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Panel 1: John, with a snappy, bon-vivant grin says to himself, “Hey, it’s never a party until I arrive, Pal.”

Panel 2: John, ever the desperate optimist, waits with a silly grin for the party to appear.

Panel 3: John, and the realization slowly dawns that no, there’s not going to be a party.

Hmmm. Go to a party where Jon is the main draw or watch paint dry? Hello Sherwin Williams…

Jon? The life of the party? You wish!

So this is how parties are now according to the strip?

Too bad Odie isn’t there, He always has music playing in his head..dum dee dum dum

So how come the mice never invite you to their parties?

Yeah! He is the Pinata!!!

Looks like a slumber party, Garf.

It is basically the comic strip version of a “party for two” per country-pop superstar Shania Twain. #fiestafordos :)

Not much of a party.

Evidently that fabulous Kat is right yet again.Jon’s not the Life of a Party he is more likely to make the guess leave any Festivity.Garfield The Talented is “The Life of a Party”.The Big Kahuna.We love you Sweet KattHappy Weekend to Everyone and Stay / of Course Have Fun ^^

It’s 106 miles to Chicago, we have a full tank of gas, half a packet of cigarettes, it’s dark and we’re wearing sunglasses… (Blues Brothers)

Jon…how many parties have you needed to bring Garfield to in order to even get in the door?

deep

It’s important to note the defect in Garfield’s logic. Jon didn’t say anything about the state of affairs after he arrives.

The parties over when the fat cat sings.

“Mind you, it’s rarely a party after I arrive, either…”