What does Google mean by "Bork, bork, bork"?

I think it’s supposed to be the Swedish Chef language. In that clip, a few seconds in, he says “Bork, bork, bork!”

I would second a guess for the Swedish Chef.

Swedish Chef speaks in a faux-Swedish accent on The Muppet Show. “Bork, bork, bork” was his trademark catch phrase on the incredibly silly culinary sketch he performed. There are lots of “ee“s and zeds in his speech – you can tell the staff weren’t trying to make it sound anything like the actual language.

And I now like Google all the more for making the reference.

Jeez, @Jeruba, google it!

Well, jeez, I googled “Bork” and got this and this (and this ) and couldn’t see the connection.

That’s why I came to this erudite lot for Answers.

Aww, I wish Google really was talking about Robert Bork. And his two sons, Robert Jr. and Charles. Bork, Bork, Bork.

Seelix is sleepy and should probably go to bed now.

The Muppet Show played a huge part in my childhood. I used to watch it with my grandparents. The Swedish Chef was my favorite! Bork, bork, bork!

There is (or at least was) a Firefox extension that could do the same thing to any web page.

That always bugs me, because the Swedish Chef actually says “Mort, mort, mort” not bork.

It’s a way to make boring, dry web content more interesting, by adding Muppet language to it. There’s also Elmer Fudd, Leet, Klingon, Pirate and Pig Latin

Chocolate Moose was a classic.

That’ll be a dog barking immediately after swallowing a ping pong ball. It’s one theory anyway.