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I peruse my leather-bound 1970's Garfield omnibus morning, noon, and night, eager to uncover the countless gems and pearls of wisdom waiting to be unlocked. Garfield is the greatest MMORPG I have ever taken part in. Amazing graphics, gameplay, and lore. Jim Davis is constantly keeping us on our toes with evolving content.
Thank you, Garfield.
My public speaking skills? Gone. Everything needs to be presented in 3 panel formatting with a Universal Press watermark. All I can think about are lasaga, Mondays, and I feel a constant, crippling apprehension about just where my pipe could be...
The Devil: Nice run, boys,
[Cuphead and Mugman look shocked, King Dice bows to The Devil]
The Devil: Now, how about we raise the stakes?
[The Devil takes out two dice]
The Devil: Win one more roll, and all the loot in my casino is yours! But if you lose, I'll have your souls! Deal?
[Cuphead, who has fall for The Devils trap, has his pupils turn into $$]
Mugman: [Worried expression] Good gosh, Cuphead, no!
[Cuphead throws the dice. it rigged-ly landed on snake eyes]
The Devil: Snake Eyes! You Lose!
[Cuphead And Mugman Are Shocked]