It seems a lot like hearing the “News in Saami” here in Norway, which is on for a few minutes every day on the state owned NRK channel. Sentence after sentence of what sounds completely random to me, interspersed with the occasional familiar sounding name. No offense to any Saami, of course. Your language is just incomprehensible to this uncultured Southern Norwegian.
LupisLight about 6 years ago
Makes perfect sense to me, Phoebe.
Masterius about 6 years ago
Gonna go out on a limb here and take a wild guess: Dakota’s last name is “Reed”.
Templo S.U.D. about 6 years ago
So Blartholomew’s fellow trolls don’t always say “blart” (I was also taken by surprise by the “blärt” with an umlaut).
Averagemoe about 6 years ago
You didn’t think Todd would refer to her as “Rar” did you?
ikini Premium Member about 6 years ago
So, a goblin needs a collar and a tie to be formal? Shirt and pants appear to be optional…
codycab about 6 years ago
Dakota gets way too much undeserved respect.
Enter.Name.Here about 6 years ago
So, if they can say other words, then “blart” must communicate with inflection on the word, as with “I am Groot.”
Troglodyte about 6 years ago
Reed between the lines, Phoebe!
asrialfeeple about 6 years ago
Ugliest Goblin princess?
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 6 years ago
BLÄÄRT!
johndifool about 6 years ago
Inflections are everything in this particular language…
scyphi26 about 6 years ago
You know, I think that’s the first time we’ve seen a goblin say something that’s not “blart,” so it’s still significant.
Comic Minister Premium Member about 6 years ago
Same here Phoebe!
Stephen Gilberg about 6 years ago
Necktie reaches the floor. Cute.
imjustlurking about 6 years ago
nice blart.
amethyst52 Premium Member about 6 years ago
I still like “Heavenly Nostrils” as the name for this strip. :)
John W Kennedy Premium Member about 6 years ago
Google “THE Zathras scene” and watch the YouTube video with that name. It will explain everything.
JanBic Premium Member about 6 years ago
Obviously, Dakota Reed does not translate into goblin.
Yngvar Følling about 6 years ago
It seems a lot like hearing the “News in Saami” here in Norway, which is on for a few minutes every day on the state owned NRK channel. Sentence after sentence of what sounds completely random to me, interspersed with the occasional familiar sounding name. No offense to any Saami, of course. Your language is just incomprehensible to this uncultured Southern Norwegian.
Dance Illusions about 6 years ago
I wonder if these goblins also throw bombs in the shape of a halloween pumpkin.
Kark_The_Red_Canadian_Dragon 3 months ago
The MC’s tie’s almost as tall as he is! I wonder how often he trips over it? ;P