something else you probably did not care to know

[kid_prufrock]

Also if you are playing along at home I noticed that in an entry from the middle of 2010 I said I wouldn't want to date anyone who spoke Elvish (either Sindarin or Quenya) or Klingon. I now retract this statement. My present considered opinion is that in appropriate circumstances the use of any of these languages would be hott.

Comments

[reverendjmg]

Heehee, "I'm going to kaplaa your baatleth so hard tonight."

[q10]

the true warrior finds the bat'leth appropriate to all conversational situations.

[sylvansafekeepe]

Kaplaa does need an apostrophe somewhere. As well as a 'Q', since it's spelled Q'apla.

Am unsure I want to think about Klingon pillowtalk, since we're dealing with a culture where it's considered good luck if you break bones during the wedding night festivities.

[q10]

also, i don't know about pillowtalk, but if Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places was any indication, the successful navigation of Klingon romantic relationships frequently involves bat'leths.

[kid_prufrock]

totes hott

[kid_prufrock]

I WISH someone changed my mind! But it was a matter of armchair reflection.