was the catchphrase du jour.
The Great "DS9 5-world [sic] Story" Part 2
- Thread starter Vulcan Princess
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Ghemor asked with a honest
, typically Cardassian confusion and consternation.
"Confounded coward!" Cried contemptuous controlling
(And a Merry Christmas & Happy holidays to you all!)
(And a Merry Christmas & Happy holidays to you all!)
Centenarian Central Command Compatriots. "Come,
cunning cruel contradictory Cardassians certainty
comes only through conquest," claimed
(Merry Christmas/happy holidays, everybody! I'll probably be AFK for several days - I'm taking a quick trip to my hometown after Christmas, and I'm not sure how much time I'll have for playin' on the BBS, nor am I sure how good my mother's internet connection is. So if you don't see me for a bit, that's why. I'll be back home Dec. 31, but just in case I don't make it back to the BBS in time, I also wish everybody a happy New Year.)
(Merry Christmas/happy holidays, everybody! I'll probably be AFK for several days - I'm taking a quick trip to my hometown after Christmas, and I'm not sure how much time I'll have for playin' on the BBS, nor am I sure how good my mother's internet connection is. So if you don't see me for a bit, that's why. I'll be back home Dec. 31, but just in case I don't make it back to the BBS in time, I also wish everybody a happy New Year.)
the Cardassian Alliteration Association. They
(Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night!)
(Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night!)
thoroughly tore the terrible themes
in twain. Enabran Tain twain.
Then, Odo, obstreperous and obnoxious,
absolutely owned in oratory over-the-top-ness.
"Stop saying such serious surreal
of oratorical origin." He sneered
surrepticiously, secretly satisfied that some
(Hey, everybody - just dropped by briefly because I like you people and besides, I'm playing with my brand-new, fancy-schmancy and really BIG - to me, anyway - monitor. Plus, and I realize I'm old-school but I still think this is odd, I also received a nifty e-book reader for Christmas [it was a techno-nerdy Christmas around the JustKate household], and what it came with were ZERO operating instructions. None. And when I say "zero instructions," I mean "zero instructions." For literally anything more elaborate than the diagram showing which is the "on" button and so on, you have to go online. Shouldn't they at least have told me how long to charge the dang thing up? And isn't it ironic that a reader comes with, like, hardly any words to read? But I'm thrilled with it anyway, needless to say.)
(Hey, everybody - just dropped by briefly because I like you people and besides, I'm playing with my brand-new, fancy-schmancy and really BIG - to me, anyway - monitor. Plus, and I realize I'm old-school but I still think this is odd, I also received a nifty e-book reader for Christmas [it was a techno-nerdy Christmas around the JustKate household], and what it came with were ZERO operating instructions. None. And when I say "zero instructions," I mean "zero instructions." For literally anything more elaborate than the diagram showing which is the "on" button and so on, you have to go online. Shouldn't they at least have told me how long to charge the dang thing up? And isn't it ironic that a reader comes with, like, hardly any words to read? But I'm thrilled with it anyway, needless to say.)
, but bullocks barely begin to
buffer blue bananas from Bolius.