Doc Rat: Rabbit language
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theoldwolfWow. Not many cartoonists play with language. Paul Taylor has made a foray into it with his Glyph language:
(Ôth grê yôäth is a great thing to say when you slam your finger in a car door)
and there may be a few others, but I was quite impressed to see a bit of Leporine.
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On that note, I forgot to take note of the fact that on Sunday, Jenner posted his 1,000th Doc Rat strip.
(Ôth grê yôäth is a great thing to say when you slam your finger in a car door)
and there may be a few others, but I was quite impressed to see a bit of Leporine.
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On that note, I forgot to take note of the fact that on Sunday, Jenner posted his 1,000th Doc Rat strip.
Congratulations, Jenner!
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Date: 2010-04-28 02:50 pm (UTC)that's Grand.
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Date: 2010-04-28 08:33 pm (UTC)Personally, unless there's something important about the spelling or pronunciation, I'd just as soon have the comic save space by using asterisks or right-angle brackets to indicate translation. Or better yet, get clever about it.