Sweet bejebus on a tricycle!

[El_Phil]

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0671035789/103-1082706-7233426?v=glance

Yes now you too can appreciate Shakespeare "In the original Klingon"

There is nothing I can say. I am beyond words.......

[General Woundwort]

When they translate LOTR into Klingon, then I'll be impressed.

[Strategia_In_Ultima]

O M F G . . . . .

Woundwort, are you proposing you translate LOTR into Klingon? And btw, LOTR is a Human book, while Hamlet is Klingon by origin.

[Arkcon]

From the link
Publisher: Star Trek (February 1, 2000)



A very old story my friend. I saw it, right there, next to Quark's backstory for every one of the Rules of Acquisition. I browsed 'em both. But I agree, I don't know who needs to take these books home and savor them.

[Ron_Lugge]

Strategia_In_Ultima said:
O M F G . . . . .

Woundwort, are you proposing you translate LOTR into Klingon? And btw, LOTR is a Human book, while Hamlet is Klingon by origin.



what? Hamlet is klingong? http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/eek.gif

[Arkcon]

Ron_Lugge said:"what? Hamlet is klingong? http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/eek.gif"

General Chang in the "Undiscovered Country" seemed to think so. Being as the events occur 'bout 1000 years after Shakesphere, we should expect some historical flubs like his. It was funny. Then someone had to take it too far ...

[Moonsword]

The book isn't really mean to be taken seriously, and that painting's pretty good...

[Ron_Lugge]

I'm not taking it seriously. I'm just taking it dead seriously.

[El_Phil]

To paraphrase Bill Shankley

"Kf'BVi AqasdDs SloKas jkLv'jklbs"

or

"It's not life and death. It's far more important than that."