It's a shame they don't have holotechnology on this thing yet, because I think I'd like to hit
that annoying, smug, unrepentant piece of space trash. And he's not even really omniscient! Believe me, I've been an omniscient being! Or had one posessing me, at the very least...
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Everything that's known, that is. So far it is unknown to any species as to how to keep Q kids from showing up on pre-tech planets while their parents are doing important things and demanding that they worship him as a god and bring him sweet bean custard in tribute. But that's beside the point.
You're just all riled up because I already like Ro better than you and I haven't even met her. (And no, I haven't even met her. She was aboard the Enterprise only one time when I was there, and at the time I was on babysitting duty for someone who REFUSES TO RETURN THE FAVOR AND WATCH MY KID FOR ME SO I CAN GET HALF A CENTURY'S PEACE even though *I* introduced her to the Continuum, but that's gratitude for ya. So I was too busy to meet the little people.)
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*trying a different tactic*
I'm sorry to hear about the babysitting. Perhaps you should ask favours of other godlike superbeings?
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And asking members of other species would be... rather like you asking a Founder to babysit your kid, and I don't mean your boyfriend, either. Or the Borg, without the immediate "kill it!" reflex. At our level there's no closely related species, as you are related to humans and Vulcans and Klingons and all of you other two-eyed bipeds; the others are so different from us, in biology and history and philosophy of life, that it would be like sending your child to be raised by a completely alien form of life.
Although... the Founders did that with your boyfriend, and... scratch that, it worked out horribly from their perspective.
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There's nothing wrong with Odo. Except for his insane ties to a species that dumped him elsewhere because they thought it sounded like a good idea.
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