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Christmas Webcomic #7

Posted on December 22, 2008 by riddleburger

This is the last Frank comic of the season. Will he return next Christmas? Or will he get transferred to another Elf job he’s also terrible at? Only time will tell…
How does Santa read Dear Santa letters in all those different languages? With a little Elf help, of course. Hundreds of translator elves are hard at [...]

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Christmas WebComic #6

Posted on December 19, 2008 by riddleburger

Santa receives letters from all over the world. How can he know what all those kids are asking for in all those different languages? With a little Elf help, of course. Hundreds of translator elves are hard at work right now telling Santa what the children of the world want for Christmas. Sadly, the quality [...]

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Christmas Webcomic #5

Posted on December 17, 2008 by riddleburger

Santa receives letters from all over the world. How can he know what all those kids are asking for in all those different languages? With a little Elf help, of course. Hundreds of translator elves are hard at work right now telling Santa what the children of the world want for Christmas. Sadly, the quality [...]

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Christmas Webcomic #4

Posted on December 16, 2008 by riddleburger

Santa receives letters from all over the world. How can he know what all those kids are asking for in all those different languages? With a little Elf help, of course. Hundreds of translator elves are hard at work right now telling Santa what the children of the world want for Christmas. Sadly, the quality [...]

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Christmas Webcomic #3

Posted on December 14, 2008 by riddleburger

Santa receives letters from all over the world. How can he know what all those kids are asking for in all those different languages? With a little Elf help, of course. Hundreds of translator elves are hard at work right now telling Santa what the children of the world want for Christmas. Sadly, the quality [...]

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Christmas WebComic #2

Posted on December 14, 2008 by riddleburger

Santa receives letters from all over the world. How can he know what all those kids are asking for in all those different languages? With a little Elf help, of course. Hundreds of translator elves are hard at work right now telling Santa what the children of the world want for Christmas. Sadly, the quality [...]

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Christmas WebComic #1

Posted on December 14, 2008 by riddleburger

Santa receives letters from all over the world. How can he know what all those kids are asking for in all those different languages? With a little Elf help, of course. Hundreds of translator elves are hard at work right now telling Santa what the children of the world want for Christmas. Sadly, the quality [...]

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