Marigold is more right than she knows about “sabotage” losing something in translation: “In English, ‘malicious mischief’ would appear to be the nearest explicit definition of ‘sabotage,’ which is so much more expressive as to be likely of adoption into all languages spoken by nations suffering from this new force in industry and morals. Sabotage has a flavor which is unmistakable even to persons knowing little slang and no French …. [Century Magazine, November 1910]” Source: https://www.etymonline.com/word/sabotage
Sugar Bombs 95 11 months ago
Interesting how Prunella was green in her first appearance, then purple in the toilet plunger story, then finally green again.
Averagemoe 11 months ago
She doesn’t look exactly like Prunella. Even accounting for the inconsistencies of color.
dvandom 11 months ago
BLÄRT.
ratton8 11 months ago
singing “Everyone loves magic, except for when it’s busted / they travel through the portals but they probably shouldn’t trust it”
codycab 11 months ago
Well hello there, your Blartness!
French Persons Premium Member 11 months ago
Looks like someone has something to say… and also, some ulterior motive.
Pedmar Premium Member 11 months ago
I love the unusual view of Marigold in panel 3!
eddi-TBH 11 months ago
Someone is running a diversion program.
iggyman 11 months ago
Ah-OH!
Decepticomic 11 months ago
Didn’t see this one coming.
DaBump Premium Member 11 months ago
Ah HA! Goblin. Called it. Hmm, I haven’t been around long enough to know that some of them were kinda cute. And… is that an accent? A Swedish Goblin?
nsr60 11 months ago
Now this is a prank, Marigold.
walspj1 11 months ago
Moar Goblins!
ars731 11 months ago
IT WAS ME PHOEBE!
The Wolf In Your Midst 11 months ago
Listen, all ‘a y’all, it’s a sabotage!
NoLongerWandering 11 months ago
This is the first time I’ve noticed umlauts in a “blart”
Uncommon Modulation 11 months ago
Marigold is more right than she knows about “sabotage” losing something in translation: “In English, ‘malicious mischief’ would appear to be the nearest explicit definition of ‘sabotage,’ which is so much more expressive as to be likely of adoption into all languages spoken by nations suffering from this new force in industry and morals. Sabotage has a flavor which is unmistakable even to persons knowing little slang and no French …. [Century Magazine, November 1910]” Source: https://www.etymonline.com/word/sabotage
Daeder 11 months ago
I don’t know blart, but I know what I like!
asrialfeeple 11 months ago
Have they been Goblin up the magic?
Aladar30 Premium Member 11 months ago
Prunella! What a surprise!