3331: Garfield's Triangle
| Garfield's Triangle |
 Made by: Memes-In-Your-Dreams |
Explanation[edit | edit source]
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The author writes:[edit | edit source]
Pascal's triangle is a mathematical structure with 2 diagonal lines of 1s and each number is the sum of the two above it.
It is arguably one of the most beautiful things in maths. Within it you can find:
Powers of 2,
Powers of 11,
Triangle numbers,
Tetahedral numbers,
Fibonnaci numbers,
Polynomial coefficients,
and more!
Note: "je ne sais quoi" is French for "I don't know what".
Original strips: 1978-06-19, 1978-06-20, 1978-06-22.
Transcript[edit | edit source]
Panel 1 (∞ times in real triangle, 11 times in my triangle):
Jon: Hi, there... I'm Jon Arbuckle. I'm a cartoonist, and this is my cat, Garfield.
Panel 2 (1 time in both):
Garfield: Hi, there. I'm Garfield. I'm a cat and this is my cartoonist, Jon.
Panel 3 (2 times in both):
Jon: Our only thought is to entertain you.
Garfield: Feed me.
Panel 4 (2 times in both):
Jon {holding something behind his back}: Happy birthday, Garfield. I have a surprise for you
Panel 5 (2 times in both):
Jon {bringing out...}: A rubber mousey!
Panel 6 (3 times in real triangle, 1 time in my triangle):
Garfield {chewing the rubber mousey}: Could've used a little salt...
Panel 10 (4 times in real triangle, 2 times in my triangle):
Jon {putting a plate with je ne sais quoi on it in front of Garfield}: I'm putting you on a diet, Garfield... Here's your dinner.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
This strip's transcript was hit with mojibake errors in a later site recoding effort; the original transcript unaffected by mojibake is currently lost to the public due to this.
