176: Garfield with Bad Words
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 Made by: mallo |
Explanation[edit | edit source]
This edit replaces the roar in the middle panel with Grawlixes, symbols used in family-friendly comics used to represent profane language. Grawlixes can be a variety of symbols; here they are mostly typographical. In particular they are the shift modifiers of the number keys on a standard QWERTY keyboard (exclamation point, "at sign", hash symbol, etc.) in left to right order.
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Original strip: 1978-08-14
Transcript[edit | edit source]
Lyman: Does it hurt to rub a cat the wrong way?
Jon: I don't know.
Lyman: !@#$%^&*!!
Lyman: Yup.
