Comic 412 - Into the wooden fray

27th Jun 2016, 12:00 AM

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Bakery Notes:

El Zorrito 27th Jun 2016, 12:00 AM edit delete

Hellows my cookies!

And in case you are wondering, yes, this is probably a HORRIBLE idea, this should not be happening and is this REALLY the best course of action? My guess is no, but what do I know, I only have fluff for brains

So, answer me this, which is the weirdest accent you have ever heard?

The lost 27th Jun 2016, 3:07 PM edit delete

British accent. Like I was raised by the most pompous person in London kind of accent.

Avii 27th Jun 2016, 3:28 PM edit delete

Australian accent ;P

Iamabrawler 27th Jun 2016, 3:39 PM edit delete

I heard myself speaking English. Nuff said. (A French Canadian speaking English.)

randomdude67 27th Jun 2016, 4:00 PM edit delete

They say Huggie isn't a spider, but it sure climbed that wall like one. And did Huggie just SPEAK? I don't remember that from earlier in the comic.
German and French are the weirdest, both are very nasally and when in an accent they're really weird.

Saint Jim Jam 27th Jun 2016, 4:50 PM edit delete

It's a tie between Brazilian and Bostonian.

Octyfox 27th Jun 2016, 5:17 PM edit delete

Those French are very elusive.

Weirdest accent? Indian.

Dr.Derp 27th Jun 2016, 5:19 PM edit delete

A very sassy old British lady accent has to be the weirdest for me.

That one Random 27th Jun 2016, 5:27 PM edit delete

The accent the people have in New Jersey. (Fun fact: People within different states in the U.S. have different accents than people from other states)

Foxyjosh 27th Jun 2016, 6:06 PM edit delete

New York accent. Once you filter out the cussing, it not too weird.

Guest 27th Jun 2016, 6:08 PM edit delete

Swedish accents. Just watch some of Joel's early vinesauce streams.

Emma Loo ^^ 27th Jun 2016, 6:57 PM edit delete

Probably using a british accent while speaking spanish. :P

Guest 27th Jun 2016, 7:01 PM edit delete

The only thing that strikes me is that I was at an airport once and this security guard took me aside for a random bag check. His skin was extremely dark so the only guess I have is that it was an african dialect or something, but I could not understand a -single word- he said. Not one. Which made it terrifying when he was asking me questions about my luggage and could conceivably have stopped me from going home.

Xezlec 27th Jun 2016, 7:27 PM edit delete

First off: I had no idea Huggie could talk and I'm kind of freaked out by that fact.

As for accents: One time, when I was an undergrad in college, I was in my discrete math class. The professor asked if there were any questions. Suddenly we all heard the most incredible voice from the back of the class. It was like the most extreme backwoods Appalachian hillbilly accent you can imagine! Like something out of a cartoon. It was exactly like Cletus the slack-jawed yokel from The Simpsons. It was hard to believe there was a real person who really talked like that, so exaggerated.

He asked some really stupid question, leaving the professor struggling to even form an answer. Meanwhile, my friend and I were just staring at each other, wide-eyed, both biting our lips, trying desperately not to laugh.

Poor guy.

El Legendariosincadenas 28th Jun 2016, 2:07 AM edit delete

Nobody seem to know what accent I have. Some say Russian or German or British.
Every time I speak, people don't know where I come from. It doesn't help I am good at making voices.

Hayden 28th Jun 2016, 2:36 AM edit delete

Newfie accent FTW! google "newfie vs ET' on youtube, funniest accent ever (tho swear warning)

Salahir 28th Jun 2016, 3:54 AM edit delete

Weird accents are Bavarian (state south of Germany where I come from). We don't understand them either when it comes to them using it in full spectrum.
And Catalan. That's like sounding Spanish, but it isn't Spanish :X

Gthefurrybiker 28th Jun 2016, 1:03 PM edit delete

I hear a lot of people on here saying 'British' accent but what you have to remember that there are many, many, many local dialects in the British Ilse (which, don't forget includes Wales and the Scottish Hebridean islands, hence ilse). The most bizzare for me i reckon is the Aberdonian Doric accent. Here's a mild form from a fictional character from the fishing town of Peterhead, just north of Aberdeen.for a wind up from a radio show, you'll get the idea- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_C0axennQw

Dr Mad 28th Jun 2016, 6:54 PM edit delete

Yeah, you already knew comments like this one were coming. Stealth is not Pituka's bright spot, is it? Like, the humans who already overheard her talking in the bushes are not going to notice a giant bug climbing the side of the fort and a giant fox jumping into the window. Not to mention its during the day, she couldn't even wait until the evening.

The crate marked "Pelts" is ominous too; expecting a Pituka freakout/Metal Gear orange crate moment next strip. It'll prolly turn out to just be a misunderstanding, as this isn't a strictly "dark humor" comic.

Weirdest accent? Swedish.

Jedinate6 28th Jun 2016, 7:40 PM edit delete

Huggie's accent.

Jedinate6 28th Jun 2016, 7:40 PM edit delete

Huggie's accent.

Za Shikyo Ookami 28th Jun 2016, 10:10 PM edit delete

POTATOE!

Ajax 28th Jun 2016, 10:28 PM edit delete

A kazakh guy I met in College. He sounded like a stereotypical Russian. That said, he was pretty cool, so yeah.

AbNom 28th Jun 2016, 11:12 PM edit delete

The Austro-Hungarian accent of Peter Lorre in the movie Casablanca is one of the strangest I've heard.

TheElusiveFox 29th Jun 2016, 10:16 AM edit delete

I've heard thick Swedish accent, and a friend at my work is Nigerian (not a prince) and has a thick British/African accent.

The Noicer 29th Jun 2016, 12:22 PM edit delete

Noice

StephGuzDoodles 30th Jun 2016, 12:41 AM edit delete

Weirdest accent to me is Welsh. Let's hope Pituka won't get in too much trouble.

Shuko 30th Jun 2016, 11:28 AM edit delete

Strangest accent I ever heard... My sister trying to speak Japanese.

Ohogamer 30th Jun 2016, 4:31 PM edit delete

Huggie is atleat 60% cuddlier than when you first drew him baker. Some day in the future Huggie will be an huge fluffball with green eyes and 6 legs. :3

The weirdest accent? Probably low german.

Ngerf 30th Jun 2016, 9:38 PM edit delete

No offense is intended toward anyone, but IMHO the weirdest accent someone can hear is that of a person from elsewhere trying to imitate one's own accent. It sounds recognizable (if the speaker has any skill) but slightly awful. For example consider nearly any English speaking North American trying to imitate an English or Scottish or Irish accent (ugh) or an English person trying to sound North American (eww).

I wonder, do Spanish people and Central/South Americans sound similarly incorrect when attempting to imitate each others' accents?

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