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Klingon Monopoly: Limited Edition
Culture Buzz The board game geeks at USAopoly are readying 1,701 units of “Monopoly: Star Trek Klingon Limited Edition” for Trekkies this November. Watch craftsmen Alec McTurk sculpt a Klingon Capital (in place of a hotel), a Klingon outpost (instead of a house), and a Bat'leth game token. Pre-order yours here.
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30 Nerdy Wedding Cakes
Culture Buzz Utterly charming cakes from nerd nuptials. Much more fun than all of that William and Kate, Royal Wedding stuffiness.
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The Wax Sculptures of Logan Fleming
Culture Buzz Logan Fleming is considered a titan of the American wax sculpting community. Here is some of his work. You can play “Name that Celebrity or Humanoid Monster Thing Made of Nightmare Jelly.”
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Video: Klingon Hamlet
An authentic recreation of the famous “to be, or not to be” soliloquy from Shakespeare's Hamlet in flawless Klingon. If this doesn't move you to bIQ mInDu', then you must not appreciate Dun vang.
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Link: 3 Year Old Only Speaks Klingon
http://blogs.citypages.com/blotter/2009/11/dinkytown_dad_...
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d'Armond Speers, a father from Minnesota, decided to only speak to his son in Klingon. For three years. I bet d'Armond will regret this decision when he's shelling out massive amounts of cash to cover the therapy his kid will need after getting pounded during recess everyday.
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Link: Dad Only Speaks Klingon to Kid For 3 Years
http://blogs.babble.com/strollerderby/2009/11/19/dad-only...
In the early days we all tend to think our kids sound like they’re speaking language from outer space. But d’Armond Speers went the other way. He only spoke Klingon to his son for the first three years of the boy’s life. Yes, three years with nothing but a language that exists specifically for Trekkies to indulge their inner geekdom.
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Video: Eminem’s “Without Me” in Klingon
Klenginem is a German rapper/singer who performs songs in Klingon. On a sidenote, I noticed that his photo gallery incorporates like, every fall fashion trend: fur vests, buckled boots, and leather pants.
