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sylvarMS Office 2003 spell-check suggests lingam as a replacement for thlIngan.
And how do I know this? Because I just posted this to a mailing list full of systems librarians:
> Years ago it used to be that the true geeks spoke Klingon.
> THAT was an accomplishment. Now we just have to know the HP canon, far
> easier even if we memorize all of the spells.
tlhIngan Hol vIlaDlaH je.
Ben
("The spelling check was stopped before it finished. Do you want to send
anyway?")
Sadly, it's a lie. I had to look it up. jIquvHa' jay'. I think that means "I have no honor", but it's quite possible that I just ordered a qagh omelet, hold the qagh.
And how do I know this? Because I just posted this to a mailing list full of systems librarians:
> Years ago it used to be that the true geeks spoke Klingon.
> THAT was an accomplishment. Now we just have to know the HP canon, far
> easier even if we memorize all of the spells.
tlhIngan Hol vIlaDlaH je.
Ben
("The spelling check was stopped before it finished. Do you want to send
anyway?")
Sadly, it's a lie. I had to look it up. jIquvHa' jay'. I think that means "I have no honor", but it's quite possible that I just ordered a qagh omelet, hold the qagh.
