654: Splut!

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Splut!

Made by: DanielBT

Explanation

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The author writes:

A collection of the most famous sound effect in the strip. The only ones I didn't use were the Sunday strips, comics not involving food, and these, which I couldn't fit anywhere: 1985-02-05, 1987-06-26, 1985-02-07.

Original strips: 1982-07-19, 1982-07-20, 1982-07-21, 1982-07-22, 1982-07-23, 1983-01-06, 1983-08-22, 1985-02-04, 1985-02-05, 1985-02-06, 1985-02-07, 1985-02-08, 1985-02-09, 1985-11-14, 1985-12-30, 1986-03-28, 1986-07-24, 1987-06-26, 1987-10-12, 1987-10-13, 1987-10-14, 1987-10-15, 1988-01-07, 1988-07-01, 1989-06-05, 1990-03-28, 1991-08-23, 1992-06-18, 1993-01-18, 1993-03-01, 1994-02-08, 1994-05-19, 1995-07-21, 1996-01-01, 1997-06-07.

Transcript

Garfield: It's been a long time since I heard a good "splut".
Garfield: BARK!
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
Garfield: No you're not.
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
Garfield: Yup.
SFX: Splut
SFX: Sssssplut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Boing Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
Garfield: That's more like it.
SFX: Splut Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
SFX: Splut
Garfield: HA!
Garfield: Fooled you!
SFX: SPLUT!

Trivia

1985-02-05, 1985-02-07, and 1987-06-26, the three strips which the author couldn't fit anywhere as stated in the author's notes proper, were presumably not intended to be given full strip credits; the remnants of the old crediting system (not listed in this recreation for brevity) do not list that strip as a credit, and the current crediting system likely credits it due to the entire author's notes, which included links to those strips, being looked over in transition instead of just the coding for the old crediting system. As the coding for the old crediting system was somehow intertwined with the author's notes proper, it is likely this quirk would have happened even if the transition between crediting systems had worked as expected.