Garfield by Jim Davis for May 07, 2019

“Leftover” is one word that isn’t in a glutton’s dictionary.

Can you use it in a sentence, Jon?

Garfield learned a new word today and he will never use it.

Why should he know about something that will never be within the realm of his experience? There is no such thing as leftovers at your house.

You could try buying/cooking less to start with Jon! A hungry Garfield couldn’t be all that tricky to deal with, could he?

He couldn’t care less, Jon.

In Jon’s house, the leftovers are only found in the dictionary.

That gets destroyed into mirco particles the mircosecond it enters the Arbuckle residence

Just because it’s an actual word doesn’t mean we have to experience it, Jon!

I bearly waste any food either.

That’s a human dictionary! Cat dictionary is different.

All that education is wasted on Garf.

Garfield: “And how does it apply to me?”

I have two cats that take dinner at my place; one even takes breakfast, too. But, neither of them cleans their plate. In fact, if it’s not fresh, it will lie there, even if it has real salmon or mackerel mixed in. They have their standards, you see.

Off the Mark had something similar a couple years ago, but with a dog: https://www.gocomics.com/offthemark/2017/11/24

is there really such a thing as leftovers with Garfield around?

That Katt is not human,he is way to clever even for John.They don’t make them like that no more.Left over Pizza down at Vito’s Pizza Mama Mia.Probably most notably must be another place where the critter goes to fill his cat belly.

Left.. toe… verse?? What is this “left-toe-verse” of which you speak? (buuurp…)

Good thing Garfield is just a comic strip cat. A real cat would be dead by now with the eating habits of Garfield.

Also known as: doggie treats.

Yes, “leftovers” is a word. Along with “mermaid”, “unicorn”, “dragon” . . .

In my experience, cats and dogs look for leftunders, food that you dropped on the floor and which rolled under the table.

Garfield would have never known

Only a cartoon cat could survive morbid obesity.

I used to have the Merriam Webster and Garfield dictionary.