There’s a phrase we should all know. Here is the table of my aunt. That would have helped when I was stationed in Spain. Instead I learned “Dos Cruzcampos, por favor.”
“Brushing up on my mouse” reminds me of the early days of computers in our office, when IT issued a memo instructing us all to wash our mouse balls regularly.
BJ40 about 3 years ago
Is Garfield trying to learn, squeak-Latin ?
codycab about 3 years ago
“Squeak squeak squeak!” That’s “Mouse” for, “This is funny!”
Templo S.U.D. about 3 years ago
Anyone remember the CGI film Chicken Little where the schoolchildren have a sheep language class?
arjun.shriv about 3 years ago
And I have to brush up on Spanish
su43dipta about 3 years ago
I see neither a brush nor a computer mouse!
Sanspareil about 3 years ago
Knowing where the table of an aunt is very important in the mouse world!!
Johnny Appleseed about 3 years ago
Learning a new language eh Garfield?!
A Common 'tator about 3 years ago
Where’s Brian ? Brian’s in the kitchen…
BJ40 about 3 years ago
Jon’s gotta learn, that he not just only has to live with Garfield, but the mice as well.
At least Garfield’s doing everthing he can to learn their language, so maybe Jon doesn’t have to put up with the mice.
BJ40 about 3 years ago
Garfield’s using a mouse, with his laptop.
Mimerio about 3 years ago
Instead of Rosetta Stone language learning software, Garfield’s trying Ricotta Stone
KernelLeak about 3 years ago
“My hovercraft is full of eels.”
Comicfan (I can't think of a better name) about 3 years ago
Je me demande, y a-t-il quelque chose qui s’appelle une « souris française ?
jagedlo about 3 years ago
yep, got to make sure to keep speaking (or squeaking) on their level…
Wren Fahel about 3 years ago
Seems similar to squirrel. Maybe Kronk could help him.
Prey about 3 years ago
Reminds me of this:- https://montycasinos.com/montypython/scripts/phrasebk.php.html
Gent about 3 years ago
And now, how to say omelette du fromage in mouse…
LightWarriorK about 3 years ago
More like Mesoamerican Squirrel, to me.
Mario500 about 3 years ago
“I’M BRUSHING UP ON MY MOUSE”
(senses dialogue that could be interpreted in several ways)
Bill The Nuke about 3 years ago
There’s a phrase we should all know. Here is the table of my aunt. That would have helped when I was stationed in Spain. Instead I learned “Dos Cruzcampos, por favor.”
CaveCat87 about 3 years ago
What? No mention of the Junior Chipmunks from “The Emperor’s New Groove” and its sequel and spin-off series?
raybarb44 about 3 years ago
Best always to know the language of your enemy, or your next meal….
Goat from PBS about 3 years ago
Aqui es la mesa de mi tia. There are more common sentences, Spanish or mouse.
walstib Premium Member about 3 years ago
“Brushing up on my mouse” reminds me of the early days of computers in our office, when IT issued a memo instructing us all to wash our mouse balls regularly.
karmakat01 about 3 years ago
with all the mice in the house…better be ready, yeah.
KEA about 3 years ago
flashing back to Emperor’s New Groove.
WCraft Premium Member about 3 years ago
Definitely a very useful phrase to know. That’s the first thing I try to learn when I’m going to visit a foreign country….
Zuria Premium Member about 3 years ago
La plume de ma tante est sur le bureau de mon oncle!
kcgtsv about 3 years ago
Referencing elementary French language instruction? Deep.
kcgtsv about 3 years ago
Referencing elementary French language instruction? Mon Dieu. Sacre’ bleu.
FreyjaRN Premium Member about 3 years ago
Why am I thinking of the Monty Python mouse organ sketch?
WentHulk about 3 years ago
Hahahahaha!