For a warrior, lasting peace is the most trying battle of all.
For a warrior, lasting peace is the most trying battle of all.
For example, the very first thing we see in this series is the sentence ghoSlI’ chaH (“They are on their way”, or “They are coming”) written in pIqaD.
> This line from early in episode 1 is “The map says the well’s this way, captain,” but the dialogue translates as “jin is the source of the water, the captain told us.” Points for trying?
For the record, there is no canonical (Okrandian or on-screen) word for “loneliness” in Klingon. There is a word for “be alone”, but none for “be lonely”.
Yes, this is quite useful with 100.
As I recall, they didn't know Wolverine had superhuman healing factor; all they knew was that he was very tough. They'd had several test subjects prior to him, but they all died
HISlaH! lI'qu'bej vaj Holmaj!
Ooh, I'd love this!
So ... you're saying we won't get to see Spock's son brought back by Klingon geneticists to give the komerex klinzhai an edge over the Kolari and the Kzinti in The Triangle?
Yup, did the same thing :)
Making progress but ... so sleepy.
Ugh, and here I thought I was gonna go to bed at a decent hour...
I believe in Doctor Doom!
Praise Helix!
SPOILER ALERT:
A slight improvement, but no doubt far from the best:
Well, your version matches the text in this article quite well; I'd been complaining about this since the original article, so I carried that with me :P
I would disagree. The problem formulation says:
Watching the Fantastic Four film from 2005 right now. I always figured people were exaggerating how bad it was, but it really dows live up to its reputation!
I can do it without step-parents, but then I get that the siblings are only half-siblings.