Brooke: I was just curious. I had a Klingon dictionary on tape that I found in a bargain bin, but I ended up giving it to my brother in law. He was a bigger Klingon fan than I was. I tend to gravitate more towards the Vulcans and the Romulans.
Pasadena CC: lol! That's cool. Like I told Pinky, hang around long enough and you will be pulled into Trekdom.
nanc: lol! Just how many bat'leths have you seen on the golf course ;-)
The Internet is replete with Klingon dictionaries, but like I told Brooke, I'm more partial to Vulcans and Romulans.
Here's a recipe for Vulcan Plomeek Soup . Just make sure you use vegetable stock to keep it authentic.
QQ: Only you and George Takai continue to foster this lunatic notion that Sulu should've been the captain of the Enterprise. Seriously, this is deranged prattle.
Dmarks: lol. That brings to mind a new Kilingon proverb... Today is not a good day to eat three-day old dead gagh!
The tribe where we lived ate raw,live worms in the jungle. I always assumed they were descendants of some Klingons. BTW, You will get a kick out of my post today even if no one else gets it!
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THAT was NO Bat'leth!
ReplyDeleteQaplah, Cube!
I used to own a Klingon dictionary... :)
Brooke: That was NO Klingon either. There is no honor in stealing.
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to it?
I don't know. I had it when I was a teenager. It was a paperback and had a dark blue cover.
ReplyDeleteI used to be able to say, "Your ship is a garbage scow," due to the pronunciation guide. :)
>> It's a really puny sized one at that.
ReplyDeleteMust have been cold out. ;)
Trekkies Gone Wild
ReplyDeleteEh?
ReplyDeleteWho?
Where?
I'll just watch and learn...
I'm not a Trekkie and never have been, but I sure do find you and the other Trekkies entertaining!
ReplyDeleteBWAH!
ReplyDeleteit DOES seem puny. well, compared to some i've seen.
cube, you can download your very own klingon dictionary right here!
ReplyDeletep.s. geeks!
ReplyDeleteHe'd truly be a titanic loser if he made his robbery demands in Klingon!
ReplyDeleteAs it is, he's just a mortal loser well on his way to perforation with old fashioned bullets!
Wasn't Sulu a firearm fan? You know he was supposed to be the original Captain of the Enterprise.
Yeah, that would have worked :P
QQ
The Klingons are the ones that eat the old gagh that turns on the rollers at the convenience store. I'm not even sure that stuff is alive still.
ReplyDeleteHey Cube, did you read the comments at the bottom of that article? Hilarious!!f
ReplyDeleteBrooke: I was just curious. I had a Klingon dictionary on tape that I found in a bargain bin, but I ended up giving it to my brother in law. He was a bigger Klingon fan than I was. I tend to gravitate more towards the Vulcans and the Romulans.
ReplyDeleteThe Unseen One: lol! It must've been really cold considering it was perhaps one-quarter sized ;-)
ReplyDeleteChuck: This is more like Trekkies Gone Bad.
Pinky: You hang around here long enough and we'll make an honorary Trekkie out of you.
Pasadena CC: lol! That's cool. Like I told Pinky, hang around long enough and you will be pulled into Trekdom.
ReplyDeletenanc: lol! Just how many bat'leths have you seen on the golf course
;-)
The Internet is replete with Klingon dictionaries, but like I told Brooke, I'm more partial to Vulcans and Romulans.
Here's a recipe for Vulcan Plomeek Soup . Just make sure you use vegetable stock to keep it authentic.
QQ: Only you and George Takai continue to foster this lunatic notion that Sulu should've been the captain of the Enterprise. Seriously, this is deranged prattle.
Dmarks: lol. That brings to mind a new Kilingon proverb... Today is not a good day to eat three-day old dead gagh!
Betty: Thanks for bringing up the comments. I went back and read them and had a hearty laugh.
ReplyDeleteI especially liked, "When Klingon swords are banned only criminals will have Klingon swords."
although i'm not sure - there was that one time...
ReplyDeleteThe tribe where we lived ate raw,live worms in the jungle. I always assumed they were descendants of some Klingons.
ReplyDeleteBTW, You will get a kick out of my post today even if no one else gets it!
I am a Star Trek fan. I just love the klingon bat'leth. I never miss an episode. I admit that I'm a trekkie.
ReplyDeleteHey Cube, did you read the comments at the bottom of that article? Hilarious!!f
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