Re: Klingon Question.

Um, yes it does. Koriel wrote in message <351b2e73.9145077@news.ont.com>... >On Thu, 26 Mar 1998 21:40:45 -0600, "McReynolds" ><rmcrey@nospam.flash.net> wrote: > > >>The only problem with this is why Kor, Koloth, Kang, and Kahless have all >>appeared as "smooth" and "bumpy" Klingons. There is a simple and reasonable >>explanation. All Klingons develop the ridged forehead. However, the >>"smooth" Klingons develop it sometime during middle age. > >That doesn't explain why Alexander had forehead ridges when he was a >kid. My personal hypothesis is that there was a temporal incursion - >Klingons originally had smooth forheads, but sometime between 2268 and >2271, someone went way back in time, did something that messed up the >time-continuum and changed the Klingons evolutionary path, resulting >in ridged foreheads. That could explain why all Klingons after that >have ridged foreheads even when they didn't have them before. > >Koriel > >> >