... bwahahaha!

[txorakeriak]

"Who're you?" said Granny, bluntly.

The head revolved to face her. "My name is unpronounceable in your tongue, woman," it said.

"I'll be the judge of that," warned Granny, and added, "Don't you call me woman."

"Very well. My name is WxrtHltl-jwlpklz," said the demon smugly

Comments

[angualupin]

That's like this one joke about a Czech guy going to the eye doctor, who points out some letters on a sign in the distance: "C Y R L P C Z W T P R C Z". The doctor asks, "Can you read that?" and the Czech guy says, incredulous, "Read it? I bloody know the guy!"

*falls over laughing* I have to tell my Slavic friends that one -- especially my Polish best friend, who is always annoyed that her name is actually Czech.

I just re-read Wyrd Sisters myself this weekend -- it's the only Discworld book I don't have an audio book for, so I can't recite the story like I can all the others. It's a cute little story. But good news for you, the Witches books just get better. :) *uses Granny Weatherwax icon, even though the words aren't relevant*

[nahco3]

I love Granny Weatherwax so much.

[pirate4evrnavy2]

Now THAT'S funny!

[mer5]

Bwahahaha! And now you understand why I love the witches' arch so fucking much.
Nanny is hilarious but I simply adore Granny. As someone said in another comment I want to be Granny Weatherwax when I grow up. In fact I probably could, she reminds me a bit of my Mum's mother before she got really sick.

[just_jenni]

This sounds hilarious! I LOVE funny books!
OMG, I remembered to tell you to read 'Naive:Super' when you have a chance if you love these kinds of funny books! Also 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time' for the same reason, and for the fact that the hero, Christopher, even though he is only 15, totally reminds me of you for some reason! Especially the scene on the train! Don't know why exactly, but XDDDDD...