Garfield by Jim Davis for March 13, 2010

I wonder if Garfield has ever had a hairball?

I think he has.

Hairballs are gross

Ah! The rare Catspeareian Thespian.

Garfield is thou so funney.

A cat parody of Romeo and Juliet. My how the times have change.

Verily mine stomach saileth upon swells of nausea.

Looks like the return of Hairball Theatre.

Hack! Hark!

Garfield, be careful with the hairball or you will choke to death.

Next week we’ll have a lovely adaptation of MacHairball.

Shakespeare thought of Garfield when writing his plays

when are they gonna get a new flat panel tv??? LOL

Garfield Maketh Up

I wonder how big the earthquake will be when Shakespeare rolls over in his grave

This gives true meaning to Hack writing.

Ro-Meow and Mew-liet.

gad, cat drama. exsuce me, that’s a tragedy.

I want to see “CATBETH”.

NO WONDER GARFIELD IS SO FAT. IT’S BECAUSE HE SITS ALL DAY AND WATCHES TV AND WHATEVER PROGRAM IS ON AT THE TIME. NOT EXACTLY A RHODES SCHOLAR.

Finally, Tybalt’s alternate title makes sense.

This version will make for an interesting Saturday afternoon.

“…a CATpulet”! LOLOLOLOL!

You’ve never enjoyed Shakespeare unless you’ve heard it in the original feline.

Great responses! And for the record, Mercutio called Tybalt “King of Cats”. Hm. Sounds like the perfect role for Garfield in any feline adaptation (er, original version) of the play.

Mercutio was self-referencing an earlier description of Tybalt as a cat-like swordsman, but I don’t recall the details and I’m too lazy to look them up. :)) They’re on the Web, YOU find them. :))))))

Minor note: Yes, Garfield’s hairballs date all the way to the earliest strips, back when he looked almost square in profile.

WOW