Did you mayhaps mean lingo?
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“I’d say dressing up as a Trekkie or a klingon is also way too involved.”
“The some of the symbols on the bottom of this thing are just part of the make-believe "klingon" alphabet.”
“I was going to call him 'klingon', but feared that would be way over his head.”
“Hallmark Keepsake star trek next gen klingon bird prey”
“Star Trek Strike Force — Klingon Great Hall — Micro star trek klingon tri-foil logo 12 inch jacket patch”
“STAR TREK~THE CLASSIC SERIES COMMUNICATORS (PROP-LIKE) star trek communicators klingon/bajoran new”
“SJS: I think you are right, if they run it long enough they will do the stages really well - its RDMs strong point - different seasosn of Ds9 (klingon war, dominion war, occupation etc - And of course all the BSG stages but dont want to spoli that for those who havnt ….)”
“Seven eventually loathing the borg and of course B'elanna starting out and through most of the show disliking her klingon side.”
“I was born with a cleft lip and in that episode her klingon half is removed and she says how she was always trying to hide her ridges as a child and now she finally got her wish but she realizes she's incomplete without that and it was a turning point for me realizing I'd be a very different person if I didn't have a cleft.”
“Which in my head is kind of like klingon, except funnier.”
Lists
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Genes
Interesting gene names. Some of these may have changed recently (to something less offensive/funny).
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tinman, agnostic, dreadlocks, Van Gogh, fruitless, lava lamp, ariadne, cheap date, ken and barbie, I'm not dead yet, I'm not dead yet 2, manic fringe and 1192 more... -
Conlangs and Fantasy Languages
Names of constructed languages (excluding Tolkien's, which get a list of their own) and languages presented only in works of fiction. I'm going to be flexible about what gets listed and include bot...
esperanto, volapük, idiom neutral, latino sine flexione, ido, occidental, interlingue, interlingua, novial, glosa, adjuvilo, afrihili and 223 more...
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International Talk Like (a) _________...
We love our pirate talking day, and I, for one, like the connections to the Flying Spaghetti Monster and Tampa Bay Bucaneers as well. I'd like to see other "Talk Like" holidays sprout, bloom and g...
yoda, barney, the muppets' swed..., al pacino, the governator, floyd the barber, sarah palin, donald duck, taz, yosemite sam, doc brown (back t..., reverend jim from... and 50 more...
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Writing from another world
Writing systems (alphabets, syllabaries, etc.) from fiction (e.g. Tengwar) or otherwise from off the beaten track (e.g. Passing the River): inspired by omniglot.com/writing/fictional.php and omnigl...
tengwar, ancients alphabet, ath, atlantean, aurek-besh, aurebesh, cirth, d'ni, dragon runes, daedric, futurama alien al..., gargish and 32 more...
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ecbrenner's list
flatline, luddism, apocalipstick, muttsucker, leviathan of fore..., flint, coryphaeus, donnybrook, bandwidth, bagpipe the mizen, cheesed off, asterism and 525 more...
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A List of Mythical Proportions
All of these things exist, I swear!
unicorn, pegasus, cyclops, yeti, abominable snowman, bigfoot, phoenix, thunderbird, sea serpent, ogre, grue, troll and 138 more...
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Favorite Words That Aren't Really Words
Whether slang, acronyms, or madeupical, they're too good not to put on some list or other. See the companion list, "Favorite Words That Are Really More Like Phrases," here.
pwned, craptacular, embiggen, phwoar, dealie-bob, doojiggy, bootylicious, craptastic, ^_^, π, oo-ee-oo-ah-ah-ti..., gustnado and 326 more...
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Fictional beasties
elf, gnome, dwarf, sprite, troll, fairy, nymph, imp, brownie, sasquatch, yeti, wookiee and 574 more...
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The Tower of Babble
When I was in third grade an extra credit assignment I did was to make a list of at least fifty languages. I got to fifty, then kept going... and going... and going. Even twenty years later, I am ...
english, spanish, italian, french, russian, mandarin, cantonese, arabic, japanese, korean, farsi, hebrew and 88 more...
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people from another world
jawa, klingon, vulcan, romulan, borg, trill, jem'hadar, ferengi, bolian, betazoid, bajoran, ewok and 16 more...
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The Final Frontier....
...a work in progress
tachyon, matter, anti-matter, warp, transwarp, klingon, vulcan, romulan, tractor beam, deflector, wormhole, nebula and 3 more...
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languages
names of languages
english, french, swedish, chinese, mandarin, cantonese, chiac, spanish, german, basque, latin, portuguese and 84 more...
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Nerdy
pocket protector, glasses, braces, klingon, name tags, dictionaries
Tweets
Looking for tweets for klingon.
fleurymarc A fictional alien species (or the language of this species) from the science fiction world of Star Trek. Jun 8, 2009
Prolagus You can listen to Klingon words on Forvo... Jan 19, 2009
reesetee You think that's something, dontcry--check out this place.
And yes, they're serious. Jan 15, 2009
dontcry wow Jan 15, 2009
reesetee Here are my favorite lines:
"The keyboard features the spidery, curving characters of the 'pIqaD' alphabet, which was created to to replicate the symbols on the side of Klingon ships. However, some Klingon enthusiasts prefer to write in the Latin alphabet used for European languages on Earth." Jan 15, 2009
chained_bear Oh my gosh.
This is my favorite part:
“The Klingon keyboard is the first step in providing PC input devices for all Federation cultures and will aid communications between Earth and other cultures within the Federation that fall outside the domain of Starfleet command," he said.
And then he took another long toke. Jan 15, 2009
hernesheir A Klingon keyboard is now being sold in Britain. Jan 15, 2009
bilby That's hilarious frogsy. Do Klingons not have a sense of humour? Jul 23, 2008
frogapplause I have the distinct honor of being mentioned in a Klingon blog. A few years ago I tried to get permission to use Klingon in my Shoecabbage feature, but Paramount -- the OWNER of the language! -- made it nearly impossible for me to publish even one word. The big meanies.
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Shoecabbage qonwI' loSmoH P-borgh
cha' wen tlhIngan Hol yejHaD rI' Teresa Dowlatshahi. nagh beQ tlhaQDajvaD DIvI' Hol mu'mey rurbogh tlhIngan Hol mu'mey nejtaH. roD tera' Holmey qub lo'. Shoecabbage ponglu'. jInmolvaD QultaH Teresa 'ej lunaD nuvpu'.
I'm not sure what those Klingons said about me. For all I know, they might have called me a glue-sniffing ʇ�?q ʇınɹɟ.
Jul 22, 2008
johnmperry a language created by Dr Marc Okrand, a professional linguist, for use by the alien Klingons in some of the Star Trek movies. To make Klingon sound truly alien, Okrand used combinations of sounds which do not exist in any natural language. It is a complete language, with its own vocabulary, grammar, usage and an enthusiastic community of speakers.
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Klingon alphabet:
Jul 22, 2008
johnmperry A native of the planet Qo'noS Jul 22, 2008