tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Tue Jun 07 21:53:41 1994
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Re: Bad To The Bone
- From: "William H. Martin" <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: Bad To The Bone
- Date: Wed, 8 Jun 94 9:50:48 EDT
- In-Reply-To: <[email protected]>; from "Nick NICHOLAS" at Jun 8, 94 11:22 am
According to Nick NICHOLAS:
...
> God knows what else I should tackle. AC/DC, perhaps? KISS? (qamuSHa'meH,
> bang, jIchenpu'; chomuSHa'meH je bIchen.) The Sound of Music?
"Do", targh 'oH, targh 'oH be''eeeeeeee'.
"re", Hov'a'vo' tIHHom 'ooooooooooH...
Or better yet...
Do, ray', mI', vay', Soj, la', tI, Do...
...
tI, naHmey, vISop vIneeeeeeeH...
> --
> Nick.
Hey, why limit yourself? Die Fleitermause (or however it's
spelled)? Cry of the Valkarie? (Again, I know how it sounds, I
don't know how it's spelled). Billy Joel? "nuv chunqu' jIH"?
(I am an innocent man) Actually, I think Billy Joel has a keen
grip on the Klingon ideals of romance.
Then again, there's Pat Benitar. muqIpjaj bachghachwIj moch.
Maybe better as: HIqIprupchoHchu'qu'neS. (Hit me with your best
shot). Cyndee Lauper's "Girls just wanna have fun"?
Greensleeves? "Alas, my love, you do me wrong to cast me
off so discourteously, for I have love-ed you so long..."
John Dowland has a lot to say about love, pain and dying. That
might be good, and fit in well with the Shakespeare project.
Whatever, I'm sure it will be a great addition to the archive.
charghwI'