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Why is an enormous head poking out of a car window so funny? What the hell has happened to my comedic standards? I’m like a woman pushing forty willing to settle with any man who’ll have her just so she can have a baby before it’s too late. Only instead of a baby it’s laughs, and instead of sex with unattractive men, it’s… jokes? Look I don’t really know what I was going for with that analogy. I didn’t mean to imply I’m facing some sort of time limit whereafter I’ll be unable to laugh again. That would be pretty depressing. “You have six months to live with a sense of humour.”

If Roscoe’s head is permanently stuck out the car window does that mean his diet consists entirely of drive-thrus? He can’t even pull them in through the window, so does he just eat them off the serving window’s counter hands-free?

Why is an enormous head poking out of a car window so funny? What the hell has happened to my comedic standards? I’m like a woman pushing forty willing to settle with any man who’ll have her just so she can have a baby before it’s too late. Only instead of a baby it’s laughs, and instead of sex with unattractive men, it’s… jokes? Look I don’t really know what I was going for with that analogy. I didn’t mean to imply I’m facing some sort of time limit whereafter I’ll be unable to laugh again. That would be pretty depressing. “You have six months to live with a sense of humour.”

If Roscoe’s head is permanently stuck out the car window does that mean his diet consists entirely of drive-thrus? He can’t even pull them in through the window, so does he just eat them off the serving window’s counter hands-free?

I once made an edit of a Garfield strip in which Jon just repeated the word “ROSCOE” over and over again. To me and my sleep deprived friend this was the funniest thing in the world and has since become an inside joke. Whenever something uses excessive repetition, one of us will turn to the other and say “Roscoe” and we’ll both crack up. In accidentally referencing this, this is what you have done to me. Good job 🙂

Is this hosted anywhere? I’m curious as to which 3 panels you used; I’m certain that has a direct impact on the effectiveness of the humour.

I once made an edit of a Garfield strip in which Jon just repeated the word “ROSCOE” over and over again. To me and my sleep deprived friend this was the funniest thing in the world and has since become an inside joke. Whenever something uses excessive repetition, one of us will turn to the other and say “Roscoe” and we’ll both crack up. In accidentally referencing this, this is what you have done to me. Good job 🙂

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