Garfield by Jim Davis for October 05, 2021

And the next day: A TV dinner!

Sweetem’s, isn’t he the big muppet monster on the Muppet Show ?

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Now Garfield’s just milking it, for all his worth.

Try something more simple than that, Jon. How about a container of sugar?

Food for thought, anyone ?

Be sure to check the missing dummies section, it will be like looking in a mirror.

If they have to fortify it, it isn’t worth eating.

Let’s sing it: “zinc trisodium aspartate, sorbitol and bisulfate …” :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkw0SrLAk-k

He can read?!?!?!

Damn Jon you should practice this activity so you can buy healthy stuff for Garfield :D

What’s with the need to add essential vitamins, but the unnecessary vitamins are always left out? If those vitamins were really essential to us wouldn’t you think they’d already be in regular food? Lets start a campaign for cereals to be fortified with unnecessary vitamins.

I thought that you started by reading the bottle of shampoo.

“Missing – one kitten, might be in Abu Dhabi.”

Reading can get you into trouble.

Try E-Books, Jon

The next day: A pizza box!

By this time next year, he should be able to read a full book!

Jon needs something easier to read, like some coloring books.

Yeah, Jon…wait until you find out what ingredients there are in REAL FOOD!

Disgusting. Jon’s picking up from Garfield, he only read 6 words. :)

This could be a statement of just how unbooked today’s households are that they can only read cereal boxes, the only things with actual writing. We have become a people of hitech reading: Kindle, email, webpages, and video like youtube. Though I have many books from my past studies, I also have vast listings of online reading material. I can even call up online some of my favorite books for easier perusing. There is even special codes for texting that creeps up into our web page commenting like BTW, FYI, et al. And maybe with talking devices like Alexa, perhaps reading itself will become something the old people do.

I hope so

That speaks volumes.

Maybe if Jon ate some of those vitamin and minerals, his head wouldn’t hurt.

Most milk doesn’t even come in cartons anymore, just plastic jugs with a sticker on.

They’re multi-lingual in Canada

Careful what you ask for, Garfield. What if Nermal is on the milk carton.

Today’s generation. They never reads.

Carbs, all you need to know.

You really are pathetic, Jon, if you get a headache from just reading a few words off of a cereal box.

Next week, the nutrition facts. After that, the ingredients list!

Wow and Jon hasn’t even gotten to the ingredients section with all the “monosodium glutamate” lingo

surprised he managed THAT FAR!

And lets hope we don’t see our picture on the one side of it.

You are the world’s longest reader!!!! You deserve a medal, wait I don’t have one for you.

Since when does fortified mean healthy? Normandy Beach was fortified, and it definitely wasn’t healthy.

I read the boxes back when I was a kid.

jon will not survive the milk carton

Pathetic…..

So THERE, Meredith Baxter! (Or is it now Bookster?)How would you like it if some tv lover were to self-righteously overreact to kids in hospitals talking about books?!