Re: Klingon Question.

On Tue, 07 Apr 1998 11:51:59 -0400, "Art S. Kagel" <kagel@bloomberg.com> wrote: >Aby Normal wrote: >> >> The true story of the noted "change" in Klingon features is an embarrassing one few >> Klingons like to talk about. >> >> It goes way back in time to the founding of the Klingon empire. >> >> As the Klingons expanded their empire numerous worlds inhabited by other humanoid >> species were conquered and assimilated into the empire. > >A lovely story but it does not explain Kang, Koloth, and others who >appeared in TOS with smooth human-like skulls and in TNG and DSN with >ridged brows! > >Art S. Kagel Unless it was shown in an episode that they were actually klingon, it does explain it. It just means that Kang, Kor & Kor were not really Klingons but citizens of the klingin empire. Not the most interesting explanation but plausible nonetheless. -- ,----------------------. / If you understand it, \\ Marty Enslow / then it's obsolete! / Marty.Enslow@usa.net \\ _______,--------------' http://w3.gorge.net/enslow _ |/ oo\\ (__)\\ _ \\ \\ .' `. \\ \\ / \\ \\ '" \\ . ( ) \\ '-| )__| :. \\ | | | | \\ '. c__; c__; '-..'>.__