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| So have you seen the Garfield movie yet? | |
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| I don't know if I'm going to; I don't have a lot of free time. Although I do have a certain nostalgia for the old comic, I would be seeing the film for purely ironic reasons. | |
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| That's the whole point, homes. We can use it as a cynical shorthand for anything with no value other than irony. As in, "Hey, do you want to go people-watch at Wal-Mart?" "In a Garfield sort of way." | |
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| Do we really have to see the movie to do that? Can't we just say we're going to do something in a Garfield way? People wouldn't assume that means doing something like a fat lasagna-loving cat. | |
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| Good point. But what if the movie is actually good? We have to be sure. Wait, I forgot where I was going with this...damn, I don't mean to ruin a comic that was gaining momentum. | |
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| That's okay. People only read it in a Garfield kind of way. Did that...? No? That wasn't funny? Oh well. I guess it's not going to catch on. Not even in a Garfield--okay. I'll stop. | |
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