Garfield by Jim Davis for March 29, 2024

Just couldn’t hang on any longer, huh Garfield?

I was wrong, the branch didn’t break

He didn’t land on his feet.

“Cats always land on their feet " Depends on their weight.

Look at the rater he made with his face

I’d say that I was right on time.

Dang! Missed it by that ] [ much.

Shame on you. You went without us.

What happened to “cats always land on all 4”?

Next, Jon who stuck above on tree will falls on him.

Oof!

Flat on your face, but this isn’t Monday, Garfield.

Squirrel closed up his hole.

Face it Garfield. That’s the fastest you have moved in years……..

My cat says : that is impossible!

Squirrel did it

After his hang downs it was time for Garfield to work on his fall downs.

We’ve been gone too long.

Gravity won.

5 days of that, come on man!

Is he talking to us?

His arms finally gave out.

Aw. I missed the sploot.

Today’s Good Friday! God Bless! For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. – John 3:16

Dang it I missed the fall.

so I am… :J

“Is it true that a cat always land on their feet?”

“No! That is just a rumor spread by dogs!”

-Jill and Puss in Boots, -“Puss in Boots”

Well Garfield did land face down, he just forgot to put his feet out.

He’s fallen and he can’t get up!

Next scene: Odie chuckles while hiding the hammer, nails, ladder, and writing utensil. Then returns to the cute face.

And apparently Jon is still hanging above him…..

You’re supposed to land on your feet Garfield. Too lazy even for that?

No I’m not. I’m right on time. OK, Jon, you can fall now. The padding is just right.

And then it’ll be Jon’s turn to fall out of the tree.

Taking falling lessons from Wile E. Coyote there Garfield.

Cats almost always land on their feet, But ! Garfield is too fat and always “The Face Plant”.

yoooooooooooo im a new strip reviewer for garfield but i only rate positively because most if not all comic reviewers on gocomics don’t truly appreciate the effort cartoonists put into their comics

I give this one a 8/10. the first panel was just blank, so there could have been more added to the strip, but the joke was funny.

He expects us to know where and exactly when this comic strip was created.

When my Siamese got ready to leap, I always stepped back quickly. Sometimes he would land on my feet.

I guess the “Alway lands on their feet” thing isn’t true of Garfield

He must be out of his tree.

Years ago (pre 9-1-1), my dad, a firefighter, said they received a frantic call from a woman saying her cat was in a tree and couldn’t get down.

The captain sardonically asked her, “Lady, when is the last time you saw a cat skeleton in a tree?”

Whomp Whomp

“YOU’RE LATE”

(imagines a different version of this part of the dialogue of this cartoon)

TOO LATE

At least he got out of the tree.

Number 15: Burger King foot lettuce. The last thing you’d want in your Burger King Burger is someone’s foot fungus. But as it turns out, that might be what you get. A 4channer uploaded a photo anonymously to the site showcasing his feet in a plastic bin of lettuce with the statement ‘This is the lettuce you eat at Burger King.’ Admittedly, he had shoes on. But that’s even worse. The post went live at 11:38 PM on July 16, and a mere 20 minutes later, the Burger King in question was alerted to the rogue employee. Amere 20 minutes later, the Burger King in question was alerted to the rogue employee. A swift investigation was conducted, and it was found that the employee had indeed placed his feet in the lettuce bin. The lettuce was promptly discarded, and the employee was terminated. But the story doesn’t end there.

Fast forward to a couple of weeks later, the disgruntled employee decided to share his side of the story. He posted a video on YouTube, claiming that he had done it as an act of revenge. Apparently, he had been mistreated by his superiors and wanted to get back at them. The video went viral, and suddenly, everyone knew about the infamous “Burger King Foot Lettuce.”

The incident had a significant impact on the fast-food chain. Sales dropped, and customers were wary of ordering anything with lettuce. Burger King issued an official apology, promising stricter hygiene protocols. But the damage was done. The legend of the foot lettuce lives on, a cautionary tale for anyone who dares to mess with fast food.

YAY! He is out of the tree.

Joon: “You’re out of your tree.”. Sam: “It wasn’t my tree.”

Next episode: Garfield in traction.

Darn! We missed it.

Jon better take Garfield to the vet to make sure he is ok