Dizzy returns 9/12/2011 with Prince of the Yolkfolk

Isn't that what they put on the road? :teethy:
I thought it was "ta".
Just one of those semingly almost random ways of shortening things I suppose, like why is William shortened sometimes to Bill? Will I can understand, but where does the B come from?

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Another Digital Spy article about Dizzy.

https://www.yolkfolk.com/site/news.php?id=158

'Dizzy' PC, PS3 ports 'would be easy', says project lead

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Didn't they already port Prince of the Yolkfolk to PC a long time ago? {yolkfolk}:raspy:

Eh?

Eh?

Okay, so maybe they meant a modern Windows version...

ok i've just gone in to my ipad app store and there is a update to the new dizzy game version 1.02 {yolkfolk}:thumb:

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Say, how did "Thank you" get turned into "Tar"? I never understood that expression.

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It's probably an ancient corruption of the Norse "Takk", which is thankyou. The vowel sound is almost the same, and whilst the Vikings were raiding the north eastern shores of the British Isles, there was quite a lot of language exchange.

I'm not a linguistics expert, but my missus is Norwegian!