Gan-Sek translates as Dawn-Elf, And The Chairman returns.
Reader Comments
AndersW | 23rd March 2008 03:53
This will be interesting.
B.T. Isaac | 23rd March 2008 08:52
I can see it now. "It's you? What are you doing here?" "I'm trying to fix your stupid screw-up, now stand back while I save the day." "Fat chance!" or something like that.
Jake R | 24th March 2008 18:30
I like the chairman's face! =D
AndersW | 28th March 2008 01:10
I can't help but notice that It was almost 1 whole year before Ash come back from the dead.
B.T. Isaac | 27th April 2008 18:36
*poke* *poke* *poke*
AndersW | 28th April 2008 14:41
I can't help but notice that has been 1 month since you last updated. You didn't die and forget to tell us did you?
AndersW | 28th April 2008 14:43
Check that. Over 2 months since the last update.
AndersW | 28th April 2008 14:44
I should not be posting when it is too early to count properly.
Helseth | 30th April 2008 05:00
just finished reading throught the archives. Great comic so far
Vi | 6th May 2008 21:03
You died again... Stop ODing on caffine!
Wait... I shouldn't be talking...
Daffyd | 9th May 2008 18:27
Sorry about the delay guys, I'm going to do something about it.
Jim | 10th May 2008 08:52
Pffft
Jake R | 11th May 2008 12:57
So you actually clicked the link I sent you? =o
'Going to do something about it': YAY!
Insert Name Here | 19th May 2008 23:20
How the (bleep) is Daffyd pronounced? I am very confused - is it true it's pronounced 'Dar-vid'?
Jim | 20th May 2008 13:50
More like Dar-Fid.
B.T. Isaac | 20th May 2008 20:53
And I allways thoughy it's Daffy-d (as in Daffy Duck)
Jim | 21st May 2008 16:10
Er... no.
Insert Name Here | 21st May 2008 23:42
But WHY is it pronounced like that? (I know of a Dafydd whose name is pronounced 'davith'; I do not understand that, either.)
Jim | 22nd May 2008 07:09
'Davith' would be the Welsh pronunciation. In Welsh, the double 'd' is roughly equivalent to the English 'th' sound. Our Daffyd is not Welsh. His name is Dutch, therefore it is pronounced in the Dutch manner. We seem to have this question fairly often - perhaps we should put it on the about page.
Jake R | 22nd May 2008 12:15
Being Dutch, I should add to that last statement that we don't actually add an 'r' in front of a double 'f' here. The 'hard F' in 'Dar-Fid' fits though.
Jim | 22nd May 2008 15:37
Yes, I only put the 'r' in to emphasise the sound. I suppose perhaps 'Daa-Fid' (to rhyme with the word for the sound which sheep make) would be better?
Catcha | 22nd May 2008 22:00
Aww, now I can't make my joke about Daffyd being Daft anymore.
Really it was a Very Bad Joke in the first place though, so it's not at all a loss.
Dutch, though... Hmm. The Welsh Dafydd guessed German when I asked him. ;)
Jake R | 27th May 2008 00:35
... for a Dutchman, I think 'David' would actually be the correct spelling, if you say 'Daa-Fid' out loud in English. But if you pronounce 'David' in English, you get 'Day-vid'. Aaaah I'm confused 0_o
Darekun | 20th June 2008 17:40
From the mouth of Mira Mesa, I poke at thee!
Ruuba | 5th July 2008 20:46
You know...He asks a good question. He's a shadow...why can't he phase threw them.
