Just then, Broca crept into the skin of an albino and was immediately shot by Garak, who’s pretty good at that sort of thing. Then, everyone paused to reflect on this latest turn of events, only to find that a virtual thought application malfunctioning during a rather mundane reading of Damar’s prize winning instruction guide- which goes into great depth on how to make love to a drunken Trill on Sunday- resulted in a breakdown of chaste Trill/Cardassian relations, which led to a revival of Vulcan abstinence philosophies despite the new lingerie shop.
Quark was thusly infuriated by his lack of development so he stormed off to the next alternate universe, where everything is blue and purple, and by the Grace of Gint became the best he could possibly be in utilizing the surprising combination of guile and sheer bloody mindedness first developed by Grand Nagus Sugar in the early 22nd century.
“Finally, a new sentence!” exclaimed Damar, pleased to see that his infected tooth was gone after a successful operation by Dr. Bashir and his naked nurses, who were known as “The Isley Brothers” because of their tendency to break out into calypso music at the most unexpected times. When assisting Bashir, their soulful harmonies would ring through the infirmary, often causing the walls to get down to da funky while patients arose to break-dance most excellently.
Kira walked into the midst of one such frenetic scene and said, crushingly:
“You know that Andorians can’t get down, get funky! What do you mean by offending us all with your bad rhythm while Andorian nuns are trying to catch up?”
Just then, a mysterious stranger appeared. He left DS9 and played no role in this story.
Meanwhile, in the dark heart of the station, something terrible began to ooze wet slime. Its moist and sticky goo poured into the corridors, disturbing in its intent to swarm through the station and leave clones of the most vile people in history, including the inventor of the traffic warden and the first advertising executive, which alone was too terrible to contemplate. Worse: TV Reporters. At this horrific occurrence, crowds surged through the promenade, gesticulating wildly until Ghostbusters arrived to remove the beasts from the over used head rests above the security station on the left hand side.
“I feel compelled to let you know that all is NOT going as well as you predicted. Ooze has ruined my shoes and I will be averaged”.
“Who cares about your shoes?”
“I care, because I am persnickety. But Manly of course.”
“Dukat!” exclaimed the whole cast, “stop this obsession with ‘manly’”!
Dukat pouted magnificently and said “when you’re hot, you’re hot”.
Once uttered, the rest of the cast of this thread all belched with absolute joy!
“Well, that was weird” Damar remarked, as Ezri slid her knife into position and awaited the signal from her master, the great, the wise and above all the amazingly attractive, (with an extraordinary IQ), the master of mystery himself, Mr. Elim Garak, the only Cardassian who could archive the medium sperm count required to procreate successfully with a Trill. This ability made him a god amongst the male population of naked yelling Klingons, who saw this interstellar man of mystery as more than just a scaly face.
Worf approached Garak and told him with much glee that there was a female Andorian next-door waiting for the Second Coming of Kahless, who will return when the Blue Monkey of Shaganla finally finishes in the bathroom. The Andorian nun next-door, her purple habit floating ethereally, looked at Worf and said “I see the Blue Monkey!”
Worf smashed up the station because he needed some exercise and it was how he conversed with his Inner Interior Designer.
Gowron emerged from the bar and ran into Gul Damar, who proceeded to laugh his scales off at the silly little man with the bulging Vorta ears.
Odo saw this and said “I would have figured. Nothing normal happens here. Unless it’s a full moon, in which case, disturbingly, normality goes up a certain creek without any sort of paddle altogether”.
“Row, row, row your boat... in the Navy!” sang Leskit, playing the Random Song game, which Morn quite naturally won. Leskit’s devastating loss, however, triggered repercussions throughout the entire sector, leading to full-scale warfare!
“Unleash the punitive fleet of Cardassian comedians, and let slip the Slapstick Guls of war”. Central Command ordered thus, and Damar yelled “For Cardassia!”
The Cardassians outwitted the Klingons - no big surprise there, right?- and broke the back of the Klingon Kustard Pie Kartal. This victory won the Union the peace it truly deserved, and so say we all! As fireworks illuminated Cardassia’s cities, Damar smiled upon his happy family and newborn child!
“How lucky I am to see the ones I love most safe in the heart of my nation”.
The Blue Monkey smiled benevolently at his friends, even though he loathed fireworks. The bowels of the capital, by the Monkey’s grace, were clean and smelled of the strong musky scent that defined taste and refinement galaxy-wide.
As the rebuilding began, Gowron and the Andorian nuns meditated on the wisdom of a new colour scheme for the outer star systems of the Romulan Star Empire. They decided to hug an unruly Klingon and left Romulan interior design alone.
Just then, a terrible yet weirdly compelling Cardassian Vole bit a Ferengi- but didn’t enjoy the taste.
“I could have told him that neck ridges were delicious, but lobes? Not so much. Anyway, I was telling you about the Lissepian freighter’s engines, which lead me to this Borg cube, which is assimilating me as we speak!” the Bajoran shouted to the Cardassian.
“Who said that last quote?”
“I do believe it was the Ferengi that stole my soul” said the Cardassian.
Suddenly, a Galor-class vessel decloaked next to DS9 and its commander, Bullwinkle J. Moose, turned everyone there into Cardassians, which was a very good way to piss off Kira and raise the general IQ of Morn, who was eating his words concerning the effectiveness of isolinear rods in the cause of peace.
The question wasn’t apparent in the kanar distillery on Aderact Prime, which supplied all of Cardassia with enough kanar to drown a galaxy. But the Yamok sauce delivery was late, which resulted in human sacrifice... mass hysteria! This meant that there was a debilitating bland food epidemic caused by a rogue changeling whose mission was to ensure Vreenak’s discovery of the fake autographed photo of the great-grandfather of the Grand Nagus.
There was a brief sense of Klingon activity in the holosuite. Determined to investigate, Odo turned into a giant llama and waltzed down the promenade.
The Bajorans thought the Prophets would interrupt the story again, but instead it was Morn, with a terrible case of Andorian shingles. He tried to ease the pain, but instead made things worse by applying gasoline- and combusted.
Tekeny Ghemor somehow returned from the dead, in an act of blasphemy- because he forgot to tell Kai Winn that he was arriving. All forgave, when he flattered Garak shamelessly and turned to show him the door.
“Yes it’s a door” said Garak, “I’ve seen many in my time”.
Ghemor frowned disapprovingly. Go to the other universe and you will see why. Dimly lit on the edge, there you shall find a small universe itself being quaffed by Morn’s ghost. Ghemor drowned himself in Yamok sauce in order to return, confronting Damar with this evidence. He began to time the sequences that would unleash the awesome power of the dead, causing peanut hacks of realities that resurrected Morn but instead killed the next Trek TV series.
The Andorian nuns prayed, hoping the fifty-five dimensional speed limit wasn’t breached, but Gul Jassad ordered seven brain-freezes straight-up while Thor Damar tried to understand how unitized thoughts are important.
But the Bajorans wanted to return to the Ghemor-Garak door showing event where everyone was alive and no brain-freezes were being consumed so imprudently. And yet, still inspired to holosuite antics, the Klingons partied like it was 2399. They suddenly realized they were Cardassians! Because of this, Central Command considered the Klingon infiltration plot an annoying distraction that would not yield anything useful anyway.
Opening the mind of God was Bashir’s ultimate goal, but first he had to drink synthehol to make it possible.
“Quark!” Bashir exclaimed “just keep your hands to yourself, I’m not interested”.
Tekeny deported Garak, falling right into his trap. But traps can’t hold immortals.
“I’m non-corporeal now, dumbass!” Ghemor taunted Garak, “when I choose”.
Garak decided that a different coloured bra was now needed to stun Ghemor and allow his ultimate victory over the annoying dead. Odo the llama (no relation to Odo the pretending-to-be-a-llama) led a rousing chorus of hymns aimed at banishing Ghemor’s spirit to its final rest, and they were ultimately successful.
“Well that was odd” said Morn, “I combusted, died and still have these <CENSORED> shingles! Do something, Dr. Bashir!”
Bashir poured a synthehol libation to once again talk with God, who spake unto him thusly; “Thou must find My guide, the most holy and divine, Roger Jones of Slough”. Bashir didn’t want to go to Slough due to a large rash, and so Odo the llama decided to remove his clothes.
“Bad llama! Bad llama!” shrieked Keiko, “think of the children!”
Thoroughly chastised, Odo the llama kicked Quark where it hurt instead.
“Fine, I’ll go” said the poor victimized businessman who feared further llama-related violence.
Rom shook his head. “No, he said, “this madness must be contained. To contaminate Slough we must use the latinum!”
Beaming down to Slough, Quark decided his latinum was too visible: he might be mugged. But then, a Cardassian Gul said “I’m Roger Jones”. Success!
“Roger is a Cardassian name?”
“You question God’s will, child?” said Winn, who was sent to ensure that Quark completed the destruction of hated Slough and thus helped fulfil the will of God.
“How did it come to this?” cried the audience, who knew not of Slough, and then Rick-rolled Winn, which did, and always will, confuse the Cardassian Central Command but would not stop them from worshipping a Garak plushie.
“Ahem” said God, “Right here?”
“Yeah” said the Devil, “who has the latinum?”
Quark frowned, trying to work out how they proceeded with helping Morn in his quest to find answers. In the end they gave him a copy of Damar’s “Guide to Life”, which solved the problem and brought this “Jem’Hadar love slave” holosuite program simulation to a happy end.
"Does this mean we're done?" asked Vulcan Princess.
"No we have much to do. The spice must flow, after that, a man must cut the cheese -- it's only natural."
At that moment, Ezri screamed, "What are you all doing?!"
"Making a stream of consciousness less coherent than any before," said Nog. "Jumja sticks, anyone? Coherency is overrated," he added.
In light of this, everyone decided it was high time to descend to the depths of silly weird crazy randomness. Like normal, in other words. Just then Thot Mog crashed through a wall, re-entering the thread to widespread applause. He bowed graciously, then trotted briskly in the opposite direction of logic and common sense. Damar, also trotting briskly, followed him even though he knew birds would soon follow them both. Such was the way of this story. Once the birds saw Hitchcock's The Birds, they sued for wrongful interpenetration, hiring Rev.Al sharpton as their lawyer.
The Cardassians had to laugh and in their laughter, they discovered the meaning of life and they they cried, softly. This moved the whole Galaxy in ways that could not possibly be described here unfortunately. “But let's try anyway, OK?” said the narrator (who had achieved sentience).
To begin with, dark matter (the base element of the Horopi tribe, found in remote jungle locations never visited by Wal-Mart or Tesco executives) o-o-o-o-o-zed puissance from their very pores. Suddenly, shoes made of salt rubbed into open wounds that eliminated the puissance tout suite old chum, and therefore created one helluva crawfish pie for the Sisko family reunion, began the end of whirled peas, which resulted in the ulster migration to Seti Alpha 6.
The Paiseyaite Empire expanded far beyond the not too distant Big Rock Candy Mountain, causing much stomach ache for the Cardassian vole population living there who rose up and slew the local veterinarian because of every last Quidditch player in lackluster performance in real terms. "Whoever heard of a snozzberry?" the now-sentient voles asked.
Palpatine, who was miffed at being left out until now - and who could blame him? - turned up at the station and commenced to start fightin'. He shot force lighting at Sisko who used the awesome power of Karate to deflect the slings and arrows of outraged Sith. This was a result of some weird anomaly, (namely the imaginations of Walt Disney and Stephen King who, in their dark dreaminess teamed up to plunge the whole of existence into a terrible dither.) There was much ado about nothing, even though it certainly seemed otherwise.
Sisko, weary of this strange story, said "I must now leave you, for things have gotten too abstract. Thinking back to when this story began, I never saw blue bunnies run so fast, or got that lettuce into the shoes of Worf and called him 'Salad Toes'".
Suddenly, the Jem'Hadar attacked! And lettuce flew simply everywhere causing a blue bunny stampede causing much mayhem, and screaming. "Screaming isn't manly," said Dukat, "even though purple certainly is and I rock purple like I rocked your mom last decade. I miss your mom."
"My mom does not bathe." Morn asserted. "She licks herself on- ARGHH!"
Jem'Hadar shot him. The considered opinion of all was that this prevented a global atrocity of unparalleled awfulness. For imagine the consequences had Dukat actually worn the purple hat in defiance of Morn's evil talent as a mime artist molester. Indeed, the very idea shocked all, save Vetinari who was busy scrubbing Kira's script for her play. He said, "Your rubber targ leaves a rather pleasing effect on the whole."
Smiling, he fell upon his paperwork and waited for death. In the skies, Death looked down and said, "Give me my records back!"
"You're not Death, you don't sound right.”
"What if I were to eat A JOVIAN ANTEATER?" Death asked Vetinari.
"And my left hand?" Garak [ed. asked, perhaps. There was no verb here.]
"Why not, my good friend?" Vetinari said, smiling at his equal.