The Halfling language is, in my world, Welsh. why not?
One of the things that I love about doing this strip is the feedback I get from all of you. There have been more than a few times where a very thoughtful "atta boy!" from one of my readers has brightened my day, and I mean that sincerely.
An astute new commenter noticed my little Welsh joke, but unfortunately, I can't put his/her comment up on the site because he/she provided a fake email address. Only thing is, the way I have my website set up, if you want to comment on anything, you have to provide a valid email address. I don't do anything with them; long-time readers can attest to just how much spam I've sent them once I had their email addresses (read: none). Once you do, it goes into my "pending authorization" file until I approve it. Once you get approved, you no longer need to wait for authorization and can post comments to your heart's content.
Sorry about that,
~Rob
Oh! Oh! Do they also do housekeeping?
Aw,I thought I was the first to notice the welsh.
Many hands made of light, ectoplasm and a mind count as “light” work. Then again the Doctor on Star Trek Voyager was a working light.
@Red Admiral: I noticed it right off, but couldn’t identify it.
It’s all Gaelic to me. ^_^
Consider the following: an elderly Sioux, repairing a floor lamp, is asked his name. His reply: “Many Hands.”
You may now groan and call me a vile paronomasiac. And it’s only fair for me to confess that I’ve stolen this from Spider Robinson.
But wouldn’t they have replied ” paid a deud – eich gwasanaeth!” or something similar if summoned in “iath byr”?
BTw – Wales has a folk-legend of the “tylwth teg”, the “little People”….