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Re: To: Wouter Re: qagh, Romulan Ale and ro'qegh'Iwchab -reply



Hi Wouter,

> < > < > We are organising a Star Trek Night in honour of the release of 
> < > < > Star Trek: Generations here in Holland (yes I know, we shouldn't be
> < > < > celibrating this monster of a movie).
> < > < Why not? It was a good film it deserves a little celebrating.
> < > I've read several reviews, and nearly all are very negative about it.
> < Oh, have you not seen it?
> < I liked it quite a bit, and the new uniforms (especially the new comm pins)
> < fit in with Voyager.
> They release it 2/3/1995 in Europe (or in American notation: 3/2/1995).
> We had to wait several months because they did not want to release it
> here so soon! They even dismanteled the GENERATIONS WWW-site because
> the film is already released!
> Sometimes I wonder whether American (film-)business even knows that
> there is an Europe...
> 
> < > < > Of course a klingon meal can
> < > < > not be absent on such an occasion. I thought of preparing the 
> < > < > following food/drinks:
> < > < > 
> < > < > qagh: As terragnanpu' are a bit squemish about eating live worms, I'll
> < > < > simulate them by using red colored spaghetti and Danish shrimps (very 
> < > < > small thus very buglike shrimps).
> < > < Hmm, I think I'd prefer the real thing to spaghetti..
> < > Yes, but not everyone is that positive about eating live worms :)
> < Hehehe, I'm not too kean on worms but I hate spaghetti :)
> Bami then?
Whats Bami?

> < > I'm thinking about trying it another way:
> < > I'll cut some jelly-pudding to ribbons (to simulate the slippery worms)
> < > and put them in milk or yoghurt.. This all with red food coloring of
> < > course..
> < > They tried something like this at the SF meal here, and it seems to be
> < > very tasty but to really sliver down your troat.
> < Hmm, sounds good but I suggest you add a bit of spice or alcholol, I don't
> < think that plain jelly in milk will quite have the right atmosphere and
> < taste of gagh
> I'll think about the spice, but I do not think it is a good idea to add
> alcohol that early in the evening... they get Romulan Ale enough later
> on :)
I suppose, when we have a social gathering in the N.E. of England - we do
things real strong :)

> < > < > Romulan Ale for terrans: (Malt version of the above): Blue colored
> < > < > beer?
> < > < How are you going to get Blue Beer????
> < > There are special beers that are blue, orange, green and so on... But I
> < > was thinking of putting a drop of food coloring agent in the beer.
> < Oh yeah, I forgot about those coloured beers, we don't get many fancy posh
> < drink in the North East of England.
> < I'm not sure if food colouring wouldhave the strength to colour beer, but
> < you can try!
> If you can colour 40 liter of onion soup green with 3 tiny tablets, I
> think so :)
I've never seen 40l of soup coloured with 3 tablets before...

> < > < > Green Tea: Chinese tea or plain tea with coloring.
> < > < Nice try, what about this:-
> < > <    soak some nettles in boiling hot water,
> < > <    take out the nettles, and add some other herbs to the now polluted water.
> < > <    add some green food coloring
> < > < ??
> < > That's something I can try. Thanks for the suggestion!
> < Hmm, I thought that a touch of Vodka might also help with the authenticity.
> < 
> Yes, but as it is not a group of friends (i.e. several are not known to
> us) partying, it is not so good an idea to make it TOO alcoholic...
Ha! Call yourself Klingons?? :)

> < > < > I promise I'll mail a report of the evening ASAP :)
> < > < Hmm, I'd rather come but I live abit far away!
> < > Just jump in the water now and start swimming, you'll make it on time
> < > :)
> < Haha, don't tempt me, besides I think I've missed it nw haven't I.
> < Hmm, next time I'll be ready...a new world record in swimming speeds
> < perhaps.
> Nope, it's 2/3/1995 (stardate 05169.8). So you still have 2 days :)
On my way?!?!
How did you figure that stardate...is it a standard method for the KLI
Mailing List?
If not, perhaps we should set a standard.

> < > < > Qapla'
> < > < > Wouter Slegers
> < > < 
> < > < Qapla' Wouter
> < > < 
> < > < (Wouter - thats not much of a name for Klingons #:)
> < > HIja', but alas, my parents did not know Klingon when I was born :)
> < Do they know Klingon now?
> They only know it exists and that I speak is a little...
Oh right.

> < I do not understand your signature.
> I'll mail you the Geek Code... 
I've got that - from you I think, but its very complicated. I'm going to
give my friend a copy, he *is* a geek!

Am I right in thinking that youre from Holland???
Hmm, I just seem to remember someone being from there.
If you do live there, I thought you would be going all out, you know a real
loud, rousy party.
At least, thats the image we all get of Holland here.
Anyway, your second home is Kronos, right!

> Qapla'
> Wouter

Seeya....sorry Qapla'



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