Rumors of my death ........

Thanks!

-Carl

Actually it's an old Vulcan proverb. The Klingons didn't wish anyone a long life....

Mark

And if I was any kind of Trekkie, I'd have got it right in the first place.

DoH!

:-)

Cheers Trevor Jones

It's okay. It's like Homer Simpson said, any time I want to put something new in my brain, I have to kick out something old. Even a hard drive reaches capacity.

But it's amazing. I can remember minute unimportant things from thirty years ago, but go to the store for three items and have to call home twice.

Steve

"yIn nI' je chep" (Klingon translation of live long and prosper)

Course my favorite is "HIHIvqa' may' pequ' moH"

Its surprising how many people speak Klingon today.

Gunner

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More accurately, it's a Vulcan farewell or good-bye.

(Doesn't a proverb tell a story?)

I have always wondered what their average lifespan was?

Years ago, during a conversation with another avid Treker, I said, "At least I don't dress up in costume and fake ears."

His reply? "Hey, watch it!!" (He obviously DID do those things!)

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