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Original Garfield comic from July 7, 2012
Text replaced with lyrics from: Buddy Holly

Transcript:
• I Don't Care About That
• Bang, Bang, A Knock On The Door
• Another Big Bang And You're Down On The Floor

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Original Text:
• Garfield: I just texted Jon.
• Jon: I would prefer that you meow at me in person.
• Garfield: Quaint is so cute.

The image features a comic strip with three panels, each depicting a scene of a cat with a concerned expression on its face. The first panel shows a cat sitting on the grass, looking up at the sky. In the second panel, the cat appears to be talking to a man's head, suggesting a conversation taking place. The third panel shows the same cat looking up at the sky, and the man seems to be talking to the cat. The overall theme of the comic strip is likely related to a mother cat attempting to communicate with her child.

Ver la letra de la canción “Buddy Holly” de Weezer
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Everyday 🗓
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Original Garfield comic from May 2, 2012
Text replaced with lyrics from: Buddy Holly

Transcript:
• Don't You Ever Fear, I'm Always Near

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Original Text:
• *BOOT*
• *BLORP!*
• Garfield: The mashed potatoes might taste kind of funny tonight.

The image is a comic strip that is divided into three panels. Each panel depicts a scene with different characters and actions, including a dog, a boy, and a woman. In the first panel, a dog is shown jumping and barking at the boy. In the second panel, the dog has knocked over the man, who is seen sitting down. The third and final panel shows the man smiling and talking to the dog, while the boy, with a backpack, is standing nearby. The comic strip is set against a white background and includes text that reads "VECTOR - ALIEN - GALLERY - DON'T FEAR ANYMORE - TIM - IT'S NEVER NEEAR - DON'T FEAR THE BABY - BORP! - BLORP!.

Scopri il testo della canzone “Buddy Holly” di Weezer
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Original Garfield comic from February 24, 2012
Text replaced with lyrics from: Buddy Holly

Transcript:
• Woo-Hoo
• But You Know I'm Yours
• Woo-Hoo
• And I Know You're Mine
• Woo-Hoo

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Original Text:
• Jon: I don't think our waiter likes me.
• Liz: Why do you say that?
• Waiter: Here is your roll, sir.
• Jon: Call it a hunch.
• Waiter. Pie?

The comic strip depicts three different scenarios of a man and a woman sitting across from each other at a dining table. Each situation involves a woman making a claim on the man, who seems to be either unaware of it or simply pretending to listen. The characters interact with each other and use animated speech bubbles to express their claims.

There are five speech bubbles in total, with four different instances of the woman making claims on the man. One of the speech bubbles contains a word "Blurry," which is placed at the top left of the image. The other words in the speech bubble are not visible, but the overall theme suggests a humorous and entertaining conversation between the two characters.

They're blasting #BuddyHolly tunes at the LTC I'm working at this afternoon & it's cheering everyone up 🎵🎶💖

Raining in My Heart 🌧
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Original Garfield comic from August 22, 2011
Text replaced with lyrics from: Buddy Holly

Transcript:
• Oh-Oh, And You're Mary Tyler Moore
• I Don't Care What They Say About Us Anyway
• I Don't Care About That

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Original Text:
• Jon: How long are you planning to lie there? A long time, I take it?
• Garfield: Until I put out roots, pal.

The image is a three-panel comic strip featuring two characters, a man and a dog, both depicted in a cartoon style. The man is sitting at a table while the dog is standing next to him. In each panel, the man and the dog are engaged in different activities, with the man appearing to pet the dog or be affectionate towards it. The comic strip is accompanied by speech bubbles, providing context to the actions of the characters, such as the phrase "oh, and you're Mary" and "I don't know what to say about Tyler Moore." Additionally, there are three different instances of the word "yeah."

It Doesn't Matter Anymore 📇
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"That'll Be the Day" is a song written by #BuddyHolly and #JerryAllison. It was first recorded by Buddy Holly and the Three Tunes in 1956 and was re-recorded in 1957 by Holly and his new band, #theCrickets. Buddy Holly and the Three Tunes' version was released several months after the Crickets' version, which achieved widespread success. Holly's producer, #NormanPetty, was credited as a co-writer, although he did not contribute to the composition.
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