For example, we have one on the bulletin board that shows Jeffy, buck nekkid in an enormous puddle of water beside the bathtub, with his mother glowering at him. The quote is: "He who is punished is never he who performed the deed. He is always the scapegoat."
I'd have to find it, but the Garfield Without Garfield strips turned out to be much funnier than the original cartoon -- in a dark and existential kind of way.
This is awesome! I love the clever combining of the two...
ReplyDeleteAs I recall, it said on the site that the cartoons and quotes were randomized, but I dunno...
ReplyDeleteFor example, we have one on the bulletin board that shows Jeffy, buck nekkid in an enormous puddle of water beside the bathtub, with his mother glowering at him. The quote is:
ReplyDelete"He who is punished is never he who performed the deed. He is always the scapegoat."
C,
ReplyDeleteThis is what happened the last time I played around with the Nietzsche Family Circus. Some of these I still laugh about.
I love this one too.
ReplyDeletePeanuts with no words at all is also strikingly different.
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I'd have to find it, but the Garfield Without Garfield strips turned out to be much funnier than the original cartoon -- in a dark and existential kind of way.
ReplyDeleteGarfield Minus Garfield. Always love that site.
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