That’s not funny, Garfield. Nothing cool about a girl being cruel to a nice guy when there’s no reason for it whatsoever. Especially if you’re the type of guy that doesn’t make friends easily, like poor Jon Arbuckle! I don’t know how he stands it.
How come Jennifer’s hair was blond in the last comic strip, but then red in this one?
By the way, I thought Wheezer was a real jerk for coming up to Jon and saying that to him right in front of that girl. He probably scared her away, so now poor Jon is screwed out of a chance to get back together with the woman of his dreams! And what makes it all the more upsetting is at first it seemed like she liked being around Jon before Wheezer butted into their conversation. With friends like him, he sure won’t need enemies!
I guess I just take women and romance a little too seriously. A little weakness of mine.
I always thought this song was supposed to be a hypothetical variation of “The Monster Mash”. The opening line makes me think of Boris Pickett singing.
This comic strip would’ve been funnier if there had been an expletive between the words “the” and “door”. He should have said “BUT NEXT TIME OPEN THE F**KING DOOR!”
Jon stated he was 29 in the comic strip from December 23, 1980. This would imply he was born July 28, 1951. That means he’d be 63 now! Damn…he sure doesn’t look 63.
Jon reveals his age! This information would come in handy on July 28, 2003 when his actual birthday is revealed. Buf if he was 29 in December of 1980, that would mean his date of birth was July 28, 1951 – not July 28, 1950.
I can see in Garfield’s early days Jon wasn’t such a spineless jellyfish as he became in later years. Back then he seemed like he could actually kick Garfield’s ass!
That’s not funny, Garfield. Nothing cool about a girl being cruel to a nice guy when there’s no reason for it whatsoever. Especially if you’re the type of guy that doesn’t make friends easily, like poor Jon Arbuckle! I don’t know how he stands it.