Star Trek's "Top Men Warehouse"

[Zombie Cheerleader]

Trek is full of one off game changing tech that is never seen again. What are your nominees for storage in the "Top Men Warehouse?"

Mine are
Scalosian Speed Water
Platonian TK Pills (Kironide)

 

[Ovation]

De-aging via transporter
Kelvan propulsion and other upgrades

 

[Kamen Rider Blade]

Scalosian Speed Water

You don't want to be taking that stuff, it'll make you sterile through long term exposure.
Rapid Aging is also another side-effect.

Only those species who were super long natural life-spans like a Lanthanite that already happened to be Sterile would have nothing really to lose by taking this over & over.

Platonian TK Pills (Kironide)

It would make a great Weapon that a bad guy's faction would use to give his people/henchmen ESPer Powers.
Especially if they don't care about the side-effects.

According to the Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual, (pages 18, 35) kironide was an element, symbol Ki. It had the atomic weight 345 and atomic number 139. It was first discovered on Vulcan. When ingested, pituitary hormones broke down the kironide compound. While kironide compounds were researched by Starfleet Medical, they were found to have no real clinical use, as the hormones had a half-life of only 10 to 30 minutes in the bloodstream.

β Content suggest that Kironide

According to the novel The Higher Frontier, Kirk and Spock had to endure a week of nasty aftereffects from kironide poisoning and chelation therapy, thus explaining why kironide was never used again.

 

[Shawnster]

Cytherian space fold technology from TNG The Nth Degree. Surely the holodeck has a key log tracker.

Eymorg Teacher headset from Spock's Brain.

 

[Warp Core Breach]

The orgasm inducing thing from "The Game".

 

[The Salt Umpire]

Mirror Universe Tantalus Field
Gary Seven's Sonic Screwdriver

 

[JonnyQuest037]

Kirk's hairpieces.

 

[flandry84]

Adaptive killer drones from “the arsenal of freedom”.
Adaptive killer holograms from “ that which survive”.

 

[Sketcher]

The holodeck from SNW. I do hope they find a way to work out all the bugs and use it in future series.

 

[PumpkinSpiceFoodCube]

force field spacesuits from TAS

 

[Kraig]

The phase shifting cloaking device from USS Pegasus installed on USS Enterprise in TNG
The stolen Romulan cloaking device installed on USS Enterprise in TOS

 

[Ovation]

The phase shifting cloaking device from USS Pegasus installed on USS Enterprise in TNG
The stolen Romulan cloaking device installed on USS Enterprise in TOS

Well those simply got lost when someone forgot to turn them off.

 

[Kraig]

Well those simply got lost when someone forgot to turn them off.

Never to be found again.

 

[fireproof78]

Miracle cure adrenaline used to cure radiation sickness and aging.

 

[1001001]

Trek is full of one off game changing tech that is never seen again. What are your nominees for storage in the "Top Men Warehouse?”

Kirk's hairpieces.

In Daystrom Station, with Kirk’s body.

 

[The Salt Umpire]

The Tribble Glommer (TAS), a bioengineering marvel only seen once.

 

[Guy Gardener]

My vocabulary has expanded a little since the first time I saw this movie in the 1970s.

Is the "Top Men Warehouse" next door to the "Power Bottom Warehouse"?

 

[The Salt Umpire]

My vocabulary has expanded a little since the first time I saw this movie in the 1970s.

Is the "Top Men Warehouse" next door to the "Power Bottom Warehouse"?

No, it's riffing on the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark

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So what would be stored in the secret Federation warehouse in the Star Trek era that we only saw in one episode?

 

[Guy Gardener]

No, it's riffing on the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark

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You've never seen a movie 20 times, and suddenly you see something new on the 21st viewing?

Yes, I know that it's highly unlikely that there was a secret government warehouse in the 1930s that only hired homosexuals, but it's not entirely impossible.

 

[Vagabond Elf]

You've never seen a movie 20 times, and suddenly you see something new on 21st viewing?

Yes, I know that it's highly unlikely that there was a secret government warehouse in the 1930s that only hired homosexuals, but it's not entirely impossible.

Though in fairness, "top men" (or rather, "Tops") needn't be Queer, and "power bottoms" definitely aren't exclusively so. Both terms have meaning in the Kink community too.