We flirted before the first mission started, and by the the end of that thread we were a couple.
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We flirted before the first mission started, and by the the end of that thread we were a couple.
Also consider two things - by the 23rd century, detecting a pregnancy could be done almost immediately after conception; and even if it were closer to 7 or 8 weeks, Collins would likely not yet be showing.
A former coworker was tall and fit and didn't show until her her 7th month; and at 9+ months (she delivered late) she still only looked 6 months along.
Collins is about at the one-month mark for her pregnancy, I believe. If someone finds differently in one of the earlier game threads, I will happily stand corrected.
Thanks! Her showing or not showing wasn't my issue; I just want time to pass so the depth of our relationships make some sense. Cooper wanting to get married after a month makes him a psycho, and Kylah/Rangin's relationship is pretty intense considering they've only known each other for less than two weeks. Ditto Graham's feelings for Bennett.
If this were a democracy I'd vote for SORAS. :) But it's not and I'm probably the only one who feels this way.
"SORAS"? :confused:
and Cooper only offered marriage after finding out he was to be a father. That's not psychotic, that's noble and old fashioned and a tad stupid, but not psychotic.
Psycho in the non-clinical sense, obviously. I think he's bonkers. To only get married just because you knocked someone up 3 weeks into your relationship, in the 23rd century? I mean, that's fairly old-fashioned in the 21st century unless you're super-religious!
I defined SORAS in my last post: Soap Opera Rapid Aging Syndrome. Popular acronym for soap fans, sorry.
Cooper's an old-fashioned guy from a conservative family, as he explained.
Okay, okay, I take it back, Cooper is the most awesome parfit gentil knight who ever wore a Starfleet uniform. Bennett is a graceful, intelligent ideal of female perfection personified, and Jan is an amazing kind, considerate lover.
Geeze, how come T'Var got stuck with the only NPC romantic object who sucked?
Rangin's got an interesting strategy. Telling Hsu and Patel that they're two out of three suspects, with the third being Hsu's wife?
It is really weird about the video feed. Why would the apparent killer take out the fake looped video and leave static in its place? If s/he didn't, why is there static at all instead of the looped video?
Then there's Halsey's attitude and Palver's sudden de-sporification. Lots of scarlet fishies swimming around!
I prefer them pickled or in cream sauce, m'self. ;)
Oh gosh, pickeled herring!! That brings back such fond memories of my late pop! He had pickled herring & onions as an appetizer for dinner quite often. I couldn't abide 'em but just thinking about that dish is really comforting.
LOL, I'm now imagining this and it's totally canon in my head.
Yeah but Wilson is dead, so aren't the security folks working on the presumption not that Wilson is hiding his tracks, but that the killer was? I dunno, even if it wasn't coming off the other way, Rangin is basically prompting Hsu to find out that Wilson is porking his wife -- assuming he didn't know. Ouch! :D Ah well, we shall see.
Wilson disabled/rigged the cameras so he could hook up with Mrs Hsu. Mrs Hsu put them back at some point during the early part of our investigation, or after we were called and just before we showed up, in an effort to cover her tracks
But this isn't the first time they've hooked up together, according to the messages. So did he disable the cameras that other time too, and no one noticed? And why not just leave the video as-is so that the loop was still there, rather than leaving static, which is even more obvious than a loop?
Who do I look like, Richard Castle? :dance:
I like it
He's not Collins' type. He's not Human. :devil:
Or a psycho conservative who hasn't mastered the use of birth control*. :devil:
* In fairness, Kylah has no basis for being certain that Rangin knows how to 'wrap it up.' But he's such a cautious guy I can't imagine he rides bareback, so to speak.
Here's what Memory Alpha has on contraception. Looks like it exists for both males and females.
Looks like someone forgot HIS shot, although I'm not sure what the rules are in the game though.
The Memory Alpha entry is consistent with current Starfleet practice, I'd say.
OMG, looking at that Memory Alpha listing, apparently in the "Making of Star Trek" book, if they'd been allowed to discuss contraception on TOS it would've explained that the shot was mandatory for unmarried women. Yipe! Double standards!
Anyhoo, I wonder about diseases. Contraception is all well and good, but unless STDs are a thing of the past, there are still reasons to exercise caution. That's partly why Kylah's so icked out right now. She has no idea how many beds Jan has danced his way into.
I can't say I'm too surprised. Women didn't even serve at sea aboard U.S. Navy vessels in the mid-Sixties, and IIRC pregnancy was automatic grounds for discharge for women in all branches of the U.S. military back then.
STDs are not a thing of the past by the time of ST:TOS. Some would have been eradicated, but others would have been, er, picked up on different planets as the Federation grew. Hell, there could be dozens more.
"Yeah," Collins says with her usual tact. "Your wife's bra, for a start. You recognize any of her unmentionables lying around?"Quote:
The service corridor's door to the study is also locked, and Hsu opens it, as well. "Anything in particular we should be looking for?" he asks.
Looks like Mr Wilson had more than one special ladyfriend...
Just what else was he up to?
Maybe he meant "people like him -- you know the type I mean, wink wink nudge nudge..." I mean, Graham obviously thinks Fastolfe is gay, and he does seem to spend an inordinate amount of time musing on same-sex or polyamorous relationships.
But seriously, yeah, I loved that line. general_urko, you must've intended that as a set-up for Kylah -- it was so ripe for her to react to it!
Falstofe is probably more an anything goes kind of guy. He'd probably try it on with Graham if he thought it would make for a fun night.
:popcorn:
Hmm... interesting. I'll have to think about that.
You know that last comment from Rangin was aimed at Mr Hsu, but it still makes perfect sense having been ninja'd by anyrose.
"The enemy of my enemy is my friend"
There's the natural red of the Scots and Irish (Collins has Irish blood), then there's the bluer red that would look good against Asain skin.
Wow, Kylah. Drama much?
eta - Rangin's not in trouble. Collins didn't even catch that he hesitated when he looked at her hair. *I* caught it, but she didn't.
Now, now. It wasn't completely against her will. She was free to go and didn't. Besides, did you see what she was wearing? :devil:
JUST KIDDING!!!!
EH I just want some credit for living down to Graham's crappy PSI and LUCK scores :D