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Dork is published by Slave Labor Graphics. Price per issue is $2.95.

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  • Dork is published by Slave Labor Graphics. Price per issue is $2.95.
  • Dork was a term used to describe someone who was considered foolish or idiotic.
  • Dork along with Doof, was a Goblin guard who watced over the three dwarf prisoners Gloin, Bombur, and Thorin. He was an aggressive Goblin, and got into a fight with Doof over a sandwich. In the fight, Dork is knocked unconscious by Doof. Dork also was one of the goblins to participate in the Battle of Five Armies, where he was killed. NOTE- Dork only appears in the play adaptation of the Hobbit, and is not to be considered Canon.
  • All incidents of dorkiness are caused by head trauma. This may happen in an infinite variety of unlikely but nevertheless hilarious ways. For example: * Subject steps in a bucket of washing water that has become moist on the bottom, slides sideways, tips over a chair, hits his or her head on it. * Subject drops a banana peel in the kitchen, slips on it. Catches the edge of a countertop, but sets foot accidentally in a bucket of washing water that has become moist on the bottom. Slides sideways and becomes entangled in a chair, which falls over. Subject tumbles down the adjacent stairwell and whams his or her head on the side-table at the bottom. * Subject slips on a banana peel and faceplants. * Subject slips on a device designed to destroy the equilibrium of one who stands o
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  • Brown
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  • Dork
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  • 4.0
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  • Male
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  • Goblins of the High Pass
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  • Dork is published by Slave Labor Graphics. Price per issue is $2.95.
  • Dork was a term used to describe someone who was considered foolish or idiotic.
  • All incidents of dorkiness are caused by head trauma. This may happen in an infinite variety of unlikely but nevertheless hilarious ways. For example: * Subject steps in a bucket of washing water that has become moist on the bottom, slides sideways, tips over a chair, hits his or her head on it. * Subject drops a banana peel in the kitchen, slips on it. Catches the edge of a countertop, but sets foot accidentally in a bucket of washing water that has become moist on the bottom. Slides sideways and becomes entangled in a chair, which falls over. Subject tumbles down the adjacent stairwell and whams his or her head on the side-table at the bottom. * Subject slips on a banana peel and faceplants. * Subject slips on a device designed to destroy the equilibrium of one who stands on it, and faceplants in the concrete of a skateboard park. * Subject falls asleep at the wheel and nods forward, triggering the airbag. Boooosh! * Subject is accidentally mistaken for a crash-test dummy. * Subject is exposed to first-aid training for third graders. Such training should only be given to schoolchildren at an adequate level, i.e. first graders. * Subject lives around metapointy(TM) objects. * Subject takes a long dive into a shallow swimming-pool. * Subject takes a long drop into a shallow gene-pool. * Subject is cranially molested by a predatory dolphin. * Subject is hit over the head with a frozen turkey. For some pointy-headed kids even repeated taps on the forehead with the middle finger are enough to cause self-inflicted terminal dorkiness
  • Dork along with Doof, was a Goblin guard who watced over the three dwarf prisoners Gloin, Bombur, and Thorin. He was an aggressive Goblin, and got into a fight with Doof over a sandwich. In the fight, Dork is knocked unconscious by Doof. Dork also was one of the goblins to participate in the Battle of Five Armies, where he was killed. NOTE- Dork only appears in the play adaptation of the Hobbit, and is not to be considered Canon.
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