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Worf: "I'm fine."
Pulaski: "You are not fine, you fainted."
Worf: "I did not faint. Klingons do not faint." |
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Worf:
"How would Commander Riker feel if he had the measles?"
Pulaski: "Pretty silly." |
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Picard: "This is my security chief, Lieutenant Worf."
Danilo O'Dell: "I don't suppose security is much of
a problem for you." |
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Danilo O'Dell:
"What the hell was that thing?"
Worf: "Automated fire system. A force field
contains the flame until the remaining oxygen has been
consumed."
Danilo O'Dell: "Ah. What if I'd been under
that thing?"
Worf: "You would have been standing in the fire."
Danilo O'Dell: "Yeah, well, leaving that aside for
the moment, I mean what would have happened to me?"
Worf: "You would have suffocated and died."
Danilo O'Dell: "Yeah, ah .. sweet mercy." |
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Brenna
O'Dell:
"And what are you staring at? Have you never seen a woman
before?"
Riker: "I thought I had." |
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Riker:
"That isn't necessary. The ship will clean itself."
Brenna O'Dell: "Well, good for the bloody ship." |
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Brenna
O'Dell: "William, is something wrong?"
Riker: "What do you mean?"
Brenna O'Dell: "Do you not like girls?"
Riker: "Of course I do. Is there a special
technique to this foot-washing?"
Brenna O'Dell: "You generally start at the top, and
work your way down."
Riker: "I think I can handle that."
Brenna O'Dell: "Mmm. I was hoping you might." |
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[to Worf]
Danilo O'Dell: "You see lad, every moment of pleasure
in life has to be purchased by an equal moment of pain." |
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Worf:
"Madam, have you ever considered a career in security?"
Brenna O'Dell: "If it's anything like baby-sitting,
I'm an authority." |
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Riker:
"It's not a question of harm. One William Riker is ...
unique, perhaps even special. But a hundred a him ... a
thousand of him ... diminishes me in ways I can't even
imagine." |
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Pulaski:
"It's a match made in heaven."
Riker: "Unfortunately, it will have to be a shotgun
wedding." |
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Granger:
"For three hundred years we have denied the carnal side of
our nature. How can we learn to put that aside?"
Danilo O'Dell: "Eh, well, you ... you put a young
couple together ... and ... you let nature take its
course." |
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Picard:
"I must be out of my mind."
Pulaski: "Starfleet would probably agree with you." |
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Pulaski:
"Worf! You're a romantic!"
Worf: "It is among the Klingons that love poetry
achieves its fullest flower." |
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Picard:
"Sometimes, Number One, you just have to...bow to the
absurd." |
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Riker:
"We certainly have a right to exercise control over our
own bodies."
Pulaski: "You'll get no argument from me." |
