Star Trek as written by William Shakespeare

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By Shakespeare Wannabe on Sunday, April 08, 2001 - 5:47 am:

(Got this idea from watching the movie Titus.)

Forsooth, a bricklayer I be not, but a doctor I surely be!

Yea, verily, Captain, I doth findeth that most highly illogical.

I cannae doeth that, Captain, for surely wouldst mine wee bairns explode!

For...what right hath...we...to interfereth in the...growth ofyonderculture? My friends and...crew, lend me thy ears for I sayeth unto thee, we can...not have...first contact with...this...culturejustyet, for 'tis surely 'gainst our most sacred law.


By Shakespeare Wannabe on Sunday, April 08, 2001 - 6:15 am:

Hark! What light from an exploding star breaks through yonder starboard window?


By Vicki on Sunday, April 08, 2001 - 4:20 pm:

Lay on McKirk.


By Reddo on Wednesday, April 11, 2001 - 1:15 pm:

When I was at a drama class once a bunch of people thought William Shakespear ad written Star wars!


By MarkN on Thursday, April 12, 2001 - 4:30 am:

Now why would they think such a thing? How ridiculous is that?


By Anonymous on Thursday, April 12, 2001 - 1:49 pm:

Useth ye Forse!


By Your friendly neighborhood King James translators on Friday, April 13, 2001 - 9:40 am:

Elizabethan English Tips:

Old vs. New
Thou=You
Thy=Your
Thine=Yours
Ye=You (plural)
Your=Your (plural)
Yours=Yours (plural)

Verb Conjugations (present tense)
Verbs preceeded by the subjects I, We, Ye, and They remain unchanged.
Verbs preceeded by Thou are given the suffix "-est". For example:
Know=Knowest
Kill=Killest
Some irregulars:
Do=Dost
Have=Hast
Tip: Thou mayest cheat by placing "dost" in front of any verb: "dost know" "dost see" "dost lie"
Verbs preceeded by He, She, or It are given the suffix "-eth". For example:
Know=Knoweth
Kill=Killeth
Do=Doth
Have=Hath
Tip: The cheat written above applieth here, too, though I may say, it DOTH apply.
Tip: Hast and Hath are helping verb forms, as well.
(command form)
Verbs change not from new to old style when phrased as commands:
"Get thee hence, Satan," rather than "Getteth thee hence..."

Have ye a most pleasant day. :)


By Lea Frost on Sunday, April 15, 2001 - 9:51 pm:

You can also add "right," "most," "passing" (which meaneth "very") or "well" before most adverbs or adjectives -- it maketh thy speech sound right fair.

It might help, too, to know that "you" is used formally as well as plurally -- thou wouldst address thy better as "you" but thy friend as "thee." (Unless thou art a Quaker -- which thou wouldst not be in Shakespeare's day as they did not yet exist.)


By ScottN on Monday, April 16, 2001 - 9:41 am:

Also,

"An" = "If", an it please thee!


By By my troth on Wednesday, April 25, 2001 - 12:24 pm:

I'faith, thou speak'st aright.


By Scott McClenny on Sunday, June 24, 2001 - 6:50 pm:

To Assimilate or Not Assimilate,
Aye that is the Question!


By Sven of Hey-Nonny-Nine on Thursday, July 26, 2001 - 12:59 pm:

Maketh it so!
Get ye hence away from mine very bridge!

I'faith, do please maketh known thine nature of yonder most medical of thine emergencies unto me!


By TomM on Thursday, July 26, 2001 - 1:50 pm:

Verily, the heavens themselves be the utter culmination of human exploration. Herein doth be written the accounting of the journeyings of the good ship Enterprise, which hath embarked on a voyage of five years length. The mission of this ship, and of her good captain and most brave crew doth be to discover passing strange new lands, to search for the elusive spoor of undreamt-of beasts, to enter into commerce with peoples and governments yet unknown. May God grant that we be bold as we dare the emptiness which hath ere now never seen the footfalls of a man.


By Sven of Hey-Nonny-Nine on Friday, July 27, 2001 - 1:35 am:

Thy very physical Laws of Gaia, ma' laird, cannae I even beginn tae contemplate masterin' fae mine own needs!


By Asparagusspeare on Friday, July 27, 2001 - 3:09 am:

Friends, Romulans, countrymen, lend me your pointed ears...

Female Changeling: What fools these Vorta be.

Such stuff as Holodecks are made on.


By Asparagusspeare on Wednesday, August 01, 2001 - 3:51 am:

Martok: A Worf, a Worf, my kingdom for a Worf.

Thy first Rule of Acquisition: Neither a borrower or a lender be...

...let loose the Nogs of war...

Titles
Two Ferengi of Verona VI

A Midsummer Night's Breen


By Sven of Hey-Nonny-Nine on Wednesday, August 01, 2001 - 3:38 pm:

How about:
"All the world's a Holodeck,
And the men and women holograms..."

and...
"A Psi 2000 virus on both your houses!!!"

From Macbeth:
"Out, damned Spock!"

and, of course, from Voyager, V.ii:
"Kiss me, Kate!"

A DS9 stage direction:
[Exit, pursued by a Behr]

and finally, for the new kids on the block:
"Cry havoc! and let slip the Phlox of war!"

More titles:
As You Pike It
Romeo and Julian


By Sven of Hey-Nonny-Nine on Wednesday, August 01, 2001 - 3:40 pm:

Lay on, MacDax....


By ScottN on Wednesday, August 01, 2001 - 4:33 pm:

TNG:Conundrum -

Lay on, MacDuff!


By ScottN on Wednesday, August 01, 2001 - 9:40 pm:

TNG: Ethics

Worf: Is this a mekleth I see before me, handle towards my hand? Come let me clutch thee!


By ScottN on Thursday, August 02, 2001 - 10:03 am:

Comment on my preceding post:

Of course, that scene is much better in the original Klingon :)


By Britney Shakespears on Thursday, August 02, 2001 - 3:41 pm:

Shall I compare thee to a Bajoran day?
Thou art three hours longer than on Earth...


By Britney Shakespears on Thursday, August 02, 2001 - 3:42 pm:

hmmm. can't count properly...


By Grand Dawntider Union Order of Time Chronopolice on Friday, February 20, 2004 - 2:06 pm:

DESTORICATE! UNDARKFEFY! VITERMINATE!


By Sergeant Daszone on Friday, February 20, 2004 - 2:07 pm:

And that too!


By mertz on Thursday, August 12, 2004 - 9:15 am:

All the universe's a stage,
And all the Borgs and Klingons merely players.
They have their transporters and their shuttles.
And one Trill in its time plays many parts!


By Macbeth, Lear and Othello, sounds like 3 Lawyers! on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 7:54 am:

McKirk:2 McSpocks please.


Mc Computer:There is no moleculor structure on file.Please provide ingriedants.


Mckirk: 2 all beef patties, special sauce on a Sesame seed bun.


Mccumputer: Uh?


By Macbeth,Lear and Othello, sounds like 3 lawyers! on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 - 7:56 am:

Mccomputer.


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