Ah, so he’s still into Lasagna. That makes me happy. I’ve started to reread all the strips from the very start, and I have to say that I miss the mean hard-core Garfield of those days. He seems to have mellowed down considerably. Old age?
Having toured a number of the larger industrial-scale manufacturing facilities around here as a part of my Industrial Technologies studies in community college I did a couple of years back, and probably being the only guy who doesn’t fall asleep during How It’s Made; I actually enjoy seeing how stuff goes from raw materials to finished product more than I do a theme park.
Having toured a number of the larger industrial-scale manufacturing facilities around here as a part of my Industrial Technologies studies in community college I did a couple of years back, and probably being the only guy who doesn’t fall asleep during How It’s Made; I actually enjoy seeing how stuff goes from raw materials to finished product more than I do a theme park. That being said, I’ve been to Dollywood during my preteen years; as well as the local Pepsi bottler, Asea Brown Boveri (ABB), and a manufacturer of steering components for Toyota. We almost got to go to Volvo Trucks’ New River plant (which would’ve been the first real automotive facility I would have seen in person), but by the time management said we could come, the class had just about ended.
Templo S.U.D. over 9 years ago
I guess an atrium of ferns is also out of the question.
dolf37 over 9 years ago
Ah, so he’s still into Lasagna. That makes me happy. I’ve started to reread all the strips from the very start, and I have to say that I miss the mean hard-core Garfield of those days. He seems to have mellowed down considerably. Old age?
Aaron Saltzer over 9 years ago
Ooo. I wonder if they give out free samples. Haha
silverclaw33 over 9 years ago
First off, I don’t want any lasagna that comes from a factory…
Observer fo Irony over 9 years ago
I suggest a tour of Italy so Garfield can find the origin of Lasagna.
Darryl Heine over 9 years ago
Why tour a lasagna factory?
KEA over 9 years ago
Vacation from What?!?!
chizzel over 9 years ago
The lasagna factory would be good. Profit and loss statements would show they were in the red. Tax write-off.
haggerty3 over 9 years ago
Berkeley Breathed said, “Real cats don’t eat lasagna!”
neverenoughgold over 9 years ago
They make lasagna in factories? I thought it was made in a garden; you know, the “Olive Garden”…
bluegirl285 over 9 years ago
I’m sure there are other food factory tours both of them would be interested in.
spyroclub1 over 6 years ago
What about a Tuna factory?
Ƭσxιc﨔 about 3 years ago
Duh! Go to a pizza shop!
CodySheets almost 3 years ago
Having toured a number of the larger industrial-scale manufacturing facilities around here as a part of my Industrial Technologies studies in community college I did a couple of years back, and probably being the only guy who doesn’t fall asleep during How It’s Made; I actually enjoy seeing how stuff goes from raw materials to finished product more than I do a theme park.
CodySheets almost 3 years ago
Having toured a number of the larger industrial-scale manufacturing facilities around here as a part of my Industrial Technologies studies in community college I did a couple of years back, and probably being the only guy who doesn’t fall asleep during How It’s Made; I actually enjoy seeing how stuff goes from raw materials to finished product more than I do a theme park. That being said, I’ve been to Dollywood during my preteen years; as well as the local Pepsi bottler, Asea Brown Boveri (ABB), and a manufacturer of steering components for Toyota. We almost got to go to Volvo Trucks’ New River plant (which would’ve been the first real automotive facility I would have seen in person), but by the time management said we could come, the class had just about ended.