tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Mon Jun 06 06:16:39 2005
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Re: pIqaD
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> Datum: Sun, 5 Jun 2005 13:11:02 EDT
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> Last night I watched the Sci-Fi Channel movie "Crimson Force", about the
> first manned mission to Mars in 2037. Shortly after the crew made their
> way into
> the pyramid, two of them found a place with writing on it. The woman
> claimed
> it was Sumerian, which figures into the story line later, but the symbols
> were
> Klingon pIqaD. It didn't make any words. In fact, the letters were
> mostly
> backward, rotated, and/or upside down, but they were definitely Klingon
> symbols.
>
> lay'tel SIvten
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>
So, what would that be, legally? Would it be a case of copyright breach?
Actually, I experience one incident thelike too watching StarWars: Episode
III last week: In one scene, when the force fields in the mining station on
Mustafa fail (Did anyone except me have a good laugh at this naming of a
~rogue planet...?), the camera shows a computer display with strange writing
on it; I'm not sure wether this might have been one sort of "computer
{pIqaD}" as it has been used in several StarTrek series and movies.
(BTW, what would that be legally besides a major case of Lucas Arts'
{quvHa'ghach}? }};-) )
However, it looked very suspicious to me although I could not possibly
confirm that suspicion as the shot on the display was to short.
Anyhow - (I know that an average honorable ST fan would not ask this,
but...)I guess MO hasn't got anything to do with SW writings/scripts, does
he?
{Hoch Savan;
qIno'rIq}
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