Hey, I know Michael, although for his videogame roles.
He voiced Marcus from Fallout 2/New Vegas and the narrator in the new Master of Orion, among others.
Damm I was Hoping to be first but Adam I’m a big fan of your comic I was reading maximuble when he did a guest comic for yours and I wanted to check yours out so I went your first comic in April and caught up to the present by the tim you got married then said screw it reread it again because this comic has had me gasping for ir I reasit fir breakfest school and when I’m at honet thank you for making such a wonderful comic and I apologize if I mispelled any words
Be careful: If you take too many blows to the head and find yourself no longer being able to speak in your native language, you may have turned into a zombie. As opposed to if you take a bunch of blows to the head and find yourself pretending you learned swahili, in which case you may have turned into a college football player. Badum-Tish!
One of my proudest professional moments was voice directing Michael Dorn for the LEGO BIONICLE web site. He’d voiced the character Mata Nui in a BIONICLE movie, and I wrote the script for several webisodes following up on that. He’s the nicest guy in real life, very professional, very willing to share TNG anecdotes. I tried really hard not to be one of “those” annoying fans during the entire two hours, not quite sure I made it.
The language site Duolingo is actually putting a course in Klingon in beta soon, if you wanted to keep an eye on that for when it comes out. In case you genuinely want to learn I figured I’d spare you the head injury.
Good stuff as usual Adam! I always was more of a TNG guy, even if it’s only because that’s what was on most when I was younger. Shouldn’t the inside of the cinderblock be partly visible in panel three though?
Are you trying to make me feel old with that last comment?!?!?
Thank you for googling – but in panel 3 you’d like to get klingon, Michael Dorn plays a Klingon, so I don’t get the point of panel 4. Sorry.
I believe he refers to the fact that, even though Michael Dorn plays a Klingon (Worf), he usually speaks plain ol’ English. Hence, no change for bug 🙂
Ah! Okay.
Hey, I know Michael, although for his videogame roles.
He voiced Marcus from Fallout 2/New Vegas and the narrator in the new Master of Orion, among others.
“I am not a merry mutant.” – Marcus
Damm I was Hoping to be first but Adam I’m a big fan of your comic I was reading maximuble when he did a guest comic for yours and I wanted to check yours out so I went your first comic in April and caught up to the present by the tim you got married then said screw it reread it again because this comic has had me gasping for ir I reasit fir breakfest school and when I’m at honet thank you for making such a wonderful comic and I apologize if I mispelled any words
Thanks! Glad you dig the strip!
Belay that order
I mean, sure, you’d miss out on speaking Klingon, but is sounding like Worf REALLY that bad a trade? I’d be ok with it.
I was thinking the same thing. You could start a new career as a voice actor!
Today’s a good day to try!
So, instead of “Rosetta Stone” it’s “Concrete Block”? Maybe you could market that….
Be careful: If you take too many blows to the head and find yourself no longer being able to speak in your native language, you may have turned into a zombie. As opposed to if you take a bunch of blows to the head and find yourself pretending you learned swahili, in which case you may have turned into a college football player. Badum-Tish!
One of my proudest professional moments was voice directing Michael Dorn for the LEGO BIONICLE web site. He’d voiced the character Mata Nui in a BIONICLE movie, and I wrote the script for several webisodes following up on that. He’s the nicest guy in real life, very professional, very willing to share TNG anecdotes. I tried really hard not to be one of “those” annoying fans during the entire two hours, not quite sure I made it.
Sir, I protest! I am NOT a merry bug!
*giddy fanboy squee* !!!!
The language site Duolingo is actually putting a course in Klingon in beta soon, if you wanted to keep an eye on that for when it comes out. In case you genuinely want to learn I figured I’d spare you the head injury.
That’s the reason I signed up for Duolingo two years ago. After getting through Spanish and Esperanto, I’m still waiting for Klingon. 🙁
Compensating now.
Good stuff as usual Adam! I always was more of a TNG guy, even if it’s only because that’s what was on most when I was younger. Shouldn’t the inside of the cinderblock be partly visible in panel three though?
Klingon is now available to learn on Duolingo!!