Garfield

Garfield : Garfield was a cute, fat, ginger cat with a great sense of humour who lived with his male owner and a dog called Odie. Garfield started out as a newspaper cartoon but soon his popularity led to a childrens' TV programme and cuddly toys etc. Most recently, a movie about Garfield has been made.

Garfield was always getting in to trouble causing his dippy owner no end of problems!

Kirstie

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the lasagne loving odie ,jon and monday hating smartest coolest cat , ok maybe hes not the most active or the brightest cookie in the jar but hes got plenty to cuddle.

alex harbottle 16-Dec-2004, 03:50:39 PM


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Yep, I had a small plush-size Garfield.

MLP 17-Mar-2005, 04:34:55 AM


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I despise Garfield. He never was funny, and I very much doubt he ever will be.

Anonymous 27-Sep-2005, 05:34:15 PM


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I had Garfield everything, even clothes. I was reading Garfield books at 6. I miss Garfield so much. I did get the newer Ty Garfield beanie, and saw the movie.

Denise 04-Nov-2005, 09:56:24 AM


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Had one in the 80's. I must admit I bought a ty one recentley though as I missed him!

cleomarie 21-Nov-2008, 06:49:16 PM


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i loved the comics and the tv show Garfield and Friends. I picked up a bunch of the comic books at garage sales and markets, i wouldnt be surprised if one day they were worth more than the 89c i paid to get them.

chimairacle 23-Sep-2009, 04:19:47 PM


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“Garfield” on ebay

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YumYums

YumYums

I just recently raided the old toy chest and found my YumYums. A YumYum is a stuffed animal that on their stomach, feet and ears have a printed yummy candy item that also has a yummy candy fragrance. I had a cat with peppermint and my sister had a bunny with jelly beans. And after all these years they still smell sweet!

 

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