Please explain the meaning of the ending of the video
(4hr 33 mark)
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Please explain the meaning of the ending of the video
Luke Jones
Brandon Turner
Adam Foster
They don't like Garfield
Jason Turner
I always considered it from what long seemed the series purpose, that Garfield isn’t funny. But at the same time, what is humor? Is the jokes people called in throughout the video humor? Is the abortion at the end funny in a sick way? If you think about Garfield, is it actually funny or simply depressing if applied to a real-world setting of a man who mentally lost himself? Is our sick humor because of how bad society is or is it the cause of what society is like?
Much like the final lines, I think the whole idea of what Sex Survey Results and humor means is subjective. But I certainly think it’s by far the best YouTube video ever made
Brandon Rodriguez
What better place for a Garfield demon-spawn to be born than Poland?
Caleb Hall
I personally find it amazing that throughout the entire video the sun gradually starts to set and it becomes darker out. Hell, even the clock is moving in real time. Can't even imagine how long it must have took those guys to edit all that in.
Parker Hernandez
If you translate the foreign dialogue, the woman calls her baby "an abomination", meaning Jim Davis/Garfield are the antichrist or something.
Bentley Johnson
>the next release of Lasagna Cat has already been shot & edited
>it will be years until we see it
Oliver Allen
Six more years my friend, just six more years.
We'll be living in the swingin' 20s, and just when we think the world has forgotten how to meme in this new modern age of flappers, moving pictures, prohibition, Jazz and motorcoaches, Lasagna Cat will return and show us all how to Meme again.
James Reyes
Look up the video "Night Mind" did on it. Its a pretty good explanation on the whole thing.