Yeah, there was I think the Dogcom one and was one of the most infamous strips, of course, obviously very controversial in the Garf community.

And the other one was this one, I'm a fetish community, the Garfellow community.

If you're looking out on Wikipedia it's under

Garfield controversies and it was a strip that ran about a few years ago.

Yeah why don't you look it up and read it because I don't want to butcher it, but it was a cartoon that ran on

Veterans Day, I believe, and are you finding it?

Yeah, yeah, click on country. He drinks Dogcom on Veterans Day? No, yeah, click on Kuntur.

No, no, no, that was a separate one.

I'm saying these are two of the most hotly debated Garfield.

Okay, 2010 Veterans Day.

Yeah, yeah, read that one out.

Take us out.

Davis attracted criticism from the mainstream media for Garfield Strip in which the last panel appeared

to be a negative reference to Veterans Day that appeared in newspapers on November 11,

2010.

In the strip, a spider who is about to be squashed by Garfield

boasts that if he is squished, he will get a holiday in his remembrance.

Oh my God, that's awesome. The next video shows a classroom of spiders in which a teacher asked the students why spiders

celebrate National Stupid Day implying that the spider was squished.

He was quickly apologized for the pro. implying that the spider was squished.

He was quickly apologized for the poorly time comic strength

saying that it had been within a year and had been written within a year in advance

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