January 10, 2006
The Garfield Randomizer - What could possibly be better than a Garfield comic? Well, almost anything of course. But as it turns out, the combinatorial explosion of mirth and surreality that results when you present three random cells from different Garfield strips in arbitrary order really does the trick.
NateDogg, I like that WTF page. The odd photos of climbing/rock/bouldering gym walls adds a nice touch of reality. The comic where Garfield pretends to be Howard Dean is especially choice. Maybe this is what HyperLemur.com should strive to be?
We should try building a medieval arch with monitors the next time we're at surplus.
But can Garfield derive the double-angle sine equation?
I love that NIH Garfield comic generator!!!111
Yes, you knew that the Troll and Arrow book clubs sucked when the Garfield books were the best thing in them.
On javalina's musical T-I-P, one I thought of earlier:
Also, I showed the page at castlezzt.com to zieglerfe once on his laptop and he could only muster a look of consternation. I'm glad someone else thought it was as funny as me.
What? I don't like Garfield. The forementioned Lindsay Lohan on the other hand... can cause a DDoS attacks.
soku, that was brilliant. That has to be the first Garfield cartoon I have ever liked.
Yeah, that was perfect, soku! I was going to try a cartoon of my own, but really, there is no point after that display.
That fucking ruled.
How to make Garfield funny: remove his thought bubbles.
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I know two other things that are better than a Garfield comic: whatever the fuck this is and making your own.
The same people that keep Garfield in stock at your local bookstore are the ones that make it the 15th most held library book at the 53,548 libraries in the OCLC. This would give Jim Davis the unfortunate (for writing fans) title of highest ranking living author in library book holdings.
posted by natedogg at 06:28PM CST on January 10