Re: Protection fromthe Kra'Vak

Maybe I'm happy that way, but I REALLY don't get Kra'Vak humor!

Save us Narns!

>From: "Don M" <dmaddox1@hot.rr.com>
>Reply-To: gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu
>To: <gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu>
>Subject: Re: Protection fromthe Kra'Vak
>Date: Tue, 29 Oct 2002 15:44:41 -0600
>
>
>>Do Kra'Vak ever make puns?
>
>
>Do these qualify???
>
>Oops'Cha
>"We didn't expect them to be able to send us to the Deity, but
>it appears in retrospect that our estimates were slightly
>mistaken...."
>['Laserlight']
>
>Got'Cha
>"Hey!	That's the Deity!  How did that happen?!?"
>(with respects to Wi'Sel the Never-Seen)
>['Laserlight']
>
>Cup'a'Cha
>Innocent Prey that provides us with hot beverages before being
killed......
>[Jon Tuffley]
>
>Cha'Cha Cha
>Prey that dances around our weapons [Alan E Brain]
>
>Cha'Kol
>Prey that is best when well cooked [Alan E Brain]
>
>Cha'Broiled
>Prey that must be killed by a flame weapon to see the Deity
>['The Sutherlands']
>
>Cha'Tan'Uga
>Prey that must be well chewed [Alan E Brain]
>(Laserlight added:
>For those of you who are wondering, that's "Chattanooga" as in
>"Chattanooga Choo Choo".  Narn platoon en route.)
>
>Spi'C Na'Chas
>Innocent prey sprinkled with melted cheese and jalepenos peppers.
>[Jon Davis]
>
>Kul'Cha
>A way for prey to learn the finer points of existence
>[Mark Sykes]
>
>Cha'P'Suey - Prey which seems filling at the time, but leaves one
hungry 
>for
>more prey within a short time.
>[Brian Bilderback]
>
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>Prey dispatched in an especially satisfying manner: Cha'Ching
>Prey emitting a strong scent: Cha'Nel'Fi'Yiv
>Prey moving the feet and body rhythmicly: Cha'Cha
>Prey which attacks only after one of its fellows has been
>dispatched: A'Ven'Cha
>Comically clumsy prey: Cha'Lee'Cha'Plin
>
>['Laserlight']

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