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That sounds very painful....

Come here Teaos!

Come and get me Deep, what are you, Chicken?

I don't know if he's chicken, but he's certainly fowl.

Tsukiyumi wrote:I don't know if he's chicken, but he's certainly fowl.

Stop, my ribs are killing me.

Not my best work, I know. I'll do better next time.

Tsukiyumi wrote:Not my best work, I know. I'll do better next time.

No (points pistol at your head) you won't (pulls trigger sending your gray matter splashing across the room).

Deepcrush wrote:

Tsukiyumi wrote:Not my best work, I know. I'll do better next time.

No (points pistol at your head) you won't (pulls trigger sending your gray matter splashing across the room).

Fool. My skull is nigh-on indestructible. You should've used a 25mm cannon instead.

Hey, I had a thought. Assume for a moment that Prometheus was in Multi Vector Assault Mode, and all three sections suffered some battle damage with casualties. Would the EMH be able to bounce between the the seperated secions, or could he actually be duplicated on each of the three hulls? Not that I'd want anything that looks like Andy Dick near me with ANYTHING he may want to try and use as a probe, but you get my drift.

That's a good question. I'd say no; when the Doctor was gone in that same episode, they couldn't just order up another EMH. I don't think the Mark II would be any different, unless they already had redundant programs on board. ...In which case, you'd think they would've summoned up the other two to help retake the ship.

It would make sense to have an EMH/auxiliary sickbay for each section... but Starfleet R&D and common sense haven't really had a great relationship.

:::writing on chalkboard:::

Point for Mikey

After all look at that oxymoron "holodeck safey's"

Yeah, you could actually turn them off.

Um, were they all that effective when they were on?

"holodeck un-safetys?"

Oh, come on, guys. You're overstating the problem here. The holodeck isn't that bad. I mean, it only malfunctions 87% of the time.