Angut

"Angut," said Ujarak, after a few moments, "listen to me.

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"Angut," said Rooney, as they walked one evening by the margin of the sea, "it grieves me to the heart to leave you; but the best of friends must part.

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Note: I discovered that "Angut Şipşakkesergezer" is the central character in this Conan parody, and suspect that it's basically "Arnold Schwarzenegger", only funnier.

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Furthermore, Örer was responsible for the Conan parody "Angut Şipşakkesergezer", which appeared on the back covers of this same series, beginning with issue #66 samples below!

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Finally, a couple of Yildrim Örer's "Angut Şipşakkesergezer", "loosely" translated into English.

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At this amazing depth of slyness on his part, Ippegoo fell into another hearty though inaudible laugh, after which he went off to communicate his news to Okiok and Angut, but these worthies having gone out to visit some snares and traps, no one knew whither, he was obliged to seek counsel of Simek.

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Angut was seated at the further end of his abode when his friend entered, apparently absorbed in contemplation of that remarkable specimen of Eskimo longevity, the grandmother of Okiok.

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On arriving -- breathless and thoroughly exhausted -- she found to her dismay that Angut, Simek, Rooney, and Okiok had left.

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"They tell me much," replied Angut in a contemplative tone, "but nothing about hunting."

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If she could only get there and see Angut, she was sure that all would go well, for Angut, she felt, could put everything right -- somehow.

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