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That's not 'awkward', that's a violation of the fucking Geneva Conventions.
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Monroe wrote:That would make prostitutes extinct on Earth since none of them charge. Though with holodecks who needs them anyway? I always thought it'd be funny if on Trek they walked onto the holideck and some random crewmember had like Captain Janeway as his personal play thing or something. That'd be really awkward!
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Teaos wrote:Not knowing what an atom is... :roll:
When was that? I remember the Disaster ones, natch, but not knowing what an atom was?
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RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:
When was that? I remember the Disaster ones, natch, but not knowing what an atom was?
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Whores could still be around in the future. They would just sleep with you for different reasons.
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Teaos wrote:Whores could still be around in the future. They would just sleep with you for different reasons.
Like trying to better themselves, and the rest of humanity? :lol:
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Ah, the nobility of mankind. :happydevil:
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Tsukiyumi wrote:
Teaos wrote:Whores could still be around in the future. They would just sleep with you for different reasons.
Like trying to better themselves, and the rest of humanity? :lol:
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And yeah Barclay sleeping with Troi on the holodeck sounds all too likely :D
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Didn't Troi actually SEE an antimatter containment failure on a GCS in Contagion? And then sit and listen to Geordi and Data explain what had happened afterwards? Was she off daydreaming about chocolate or something?
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GrahamKennedy wrote:Didn't Troi actually SEE an antimatter containment failure on a GCS in Contagion? And then sit and listen to Geordi and Data explain what had happened afterwards? Was she off daydreaming about chocolate or something?
This is the woman who has a habit of looking at some joker on the viewscreen foaming at the mouth and shrieking like an angry Dalek, and telling Picard "I sense hostility". An intellectual giant she is not. Or particularly technically proficient, given that she's crashed two Enterprises.
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She also has appalling taste in men too.
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Captain Seafort wrote: Or particularly technically proficient, given that she's crashed two Enterprises.
Granted, the 2nd one was on orders.
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me,myself and I wrote:
Captain Seafort wrote: Or particularly technically proficient, given that she's crashed two Enterprises.
Granted, the 2nd one was on orders.

Still doesn't look that good on her resume.

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I wish I got ordered to crash a few things.
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Makes me wonder how hard up she was for a good buggering that she married Riker, that alone is proof of her madness. There better not be a TNG movie in ten years with their kid in it.Image
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