

Turns out I was right. It's written in Klingonii. It says:
"Today is a good day to die!"
"We are Klingons!"
Trekkies will never die, brave warrior.

It must be a dialect that my translator didn't have. All I could decipher was that he was a builder and he knows my sister. After that things got a little fuzzy. I got part of a translation that said something about "With the heart always who appear from the plans", which doesn't sound right at all.
I'll keep looking.
And thanks to NoisyFrogPond I am now hot on the trail of this one from the other day:

If I could just find an Armenian Zulu I could kill two birds with one stone!
And that's all of the postcards I have for now. Will there be more? I guess we'll just wait and see.
Here's the weekend lineup:
Saturday: White Tee-Shirt Day, Don't Cry Over Spilled Milk Day and Peppermint Patty Day.
Sunday: National Plum Pudding Day, Be Electrified day and Be Satisfied Being Single Day.
Monday: Get A Different Name Day, Dream Your Sweet Day, Darwin Day and National Tortellini Day.
Please use a designated driver!
National Tortellini Day? Hell, yeah! Lemme get a different name while I'm at it. Suggestions, anyone?
ReplyDeleteAmy- Other than Amy or other than Tortellini?
DeleteHmmm, Chanel was asking me yesterday if I spoke Klingon. Of course, it was in the midst of a conversation about Star Trek, but I wouldn't rule her out as a bloody-thirst stalker who has decided that it's "a good day to die"...for you. I would sleep with one eye open. She seems pretty viscous. I bet she knows how to kill someone six different ways with her flute.
ReplyDeleteBryan- Yikes! Now you have me skittish of flautists. Texan flautists, anyway.
DeleteAnd it wouldn't really surprise me if you did speak Klingon.
Really.
Hmm, I will have to ask Buyi what her dialect of Zulu is.
ReplyDeleteCritter- I'd like to know what that said. And the Armenian one, too!
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