1: Strange Companions (85.2)
… aaand part 2 of today’s page! Wow, that’s a good feeling. Don’t often get to publish more than one entry. ^_^;
… aaand part 2 of today’s page! Wow, that’s a good feeling. Don’t often get to publish more than one entry. ^_^;
Sorry again for the technical complication that caused the strip delay last week. I ordered a new laptop cable and now I’m plugging it in all over the place again. [Insert more inappropriate objects humor here.] So, as per tradition,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
BaI O teI A O Bayoteyow (Ondoko) (bah-YOH-tay-ee-AH-oh) A male-policing authority in the Ondokoan government; sometimes called “guynappers” for their tendency to net first, justify[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
hebikoly hebiikoly (Ondoko) (he-BEE-khol-aye) Tattoos, deliberate scarring and sacred body markings. This entry concludes page 53. There will be no update next week. To be honest, I uploaded this page in just two parts this time so that I could[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Ondoan slave keeper mentions drerow, maybe “spunk”, but as a derogatory term for male energy. Her conclusive statement is almost, “Is that clear?” — perhaps more literally, “Is it getting unfoggy?” Ondo has a wry propensity for small modifiers[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
uvusuig (NAL) (oov-oos-hwihg) As mentioned before, this essentially means clusterfuck or sex between the three genders; however it’s colloquially borrowed as a stand in for just about any dirty talk. kyaowata (Ondoko) (kyow-WHA-tah) “Please!” and/or “Be my guest.” The Old[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I hope everyone is enjoying the solstice season and traditional celebrations of all kinds! It seems Tuach authorities are after Aop again. They call zem “bachi”. baci bachi (Ondoko) (BAH-chee) Scamp.
To see the coral is to either “see the writing on the wall” or to otherwise see clearly. kuhji (NAL) One hundred millionth of a Kaian year — about half a second. (The same word for the duration is quikpad[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
MÈlgus mnuolgush (Ondoko) (mnoo-OHL-goossh) Most males of the East can name their envy of Ondo’s impressive contraptions. Among them, the inter-oceanic airship is often called “mool-gooch” from its Ondo name, which our diplomat here pronounces more authentically, to Sonia’s ear.