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lemmy.world

Released 2026/10/2 (today)

Damn I just can't be bothered to read today. Sorry.

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Well, if they copyrighted it in 1991, then they've been sitting on this for quite a while.

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FauxPseudoreply
lemmy.world

I just posted this to a Garfield friendly group on Facebook in the hopes that someone would explain it to me.

And if you know who I am, then you know I know orange cat related things. Yet this makes no sense at all to me.

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lemmy.ml

It just depends on you being familiar with the term "bible belt" which is a way of describing that most of the American south is very religious. It takes that idea and extrapolates the existance of several sillier "belts".

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lemmy.blahaj.zone

Are they based on something from reality or just made up in the author's mind?

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The belts, other than the Bible belt are made up. Garfield, People Magazine (which I assume that abrev is for...this might not be clear to some) and 17th century French drama are real...

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