Shut up! As in “close your mouth and stop talking”!
“I’ve locked him in his quarters. I’ve also left him with the distinct impression that if he attempts to force the door open, it may explode.”
“I hope that’s just an impression.”
“It’s best not to dwell on such minutiae.”
Keiko: Technically?
:dubious::mad:
“See, you understand. Why can’t she be more like a…?”
“Like a…?”
“Well, like a man. More like a man.”
“So… you wish… Keiko… was a man?”
“I wish I was on this trip with someone else, that’s what I wish.”
“Which is why when their captain challenged us to a contest of courage, teamwork, and sacrifice, I accepted on your behalf.”
“We will destroy them.”
Now THAT’s a Fancy Dan!
Always look behind you before swinging a bat.
Think of it as poker. But with pointed tips.
“What do I do?”
“Find him and kill him.”
Does Spock vs. Q count as “real” Star Trek?
“Choice words, I see. Then may I say that you are…a fathead.”
“Fathead? FATHEAD!?!”
“How much do you remember?”
“Everything. Including some brilliantly unorthodox strategy from… a former first officer of mine.”
“War is an inefficient business.”
Sisko: “Only two Cardassians are coming to the station. How much kanar do you think they can drink?”
Quark: “There may only be two for now, but there’ll be more, thanks to the peace treaty.”
Jadzia: “And as the 34th Rule of Acquisition states, ‘Peace is good for business.’”
Quark: “That’s the 35th Rule.”
Jadzia: “Oh, you’re right. What’s the 34th Rule?”
Quark: “‘War is good for business.’ It’s easy to get them confused.”
RIKER: How much do you remember?
PICARD: Everything. Including some brilliantly unorthodox strategy from a former first officer of mine.
I know that look. It’s the I’d-really-like-to-smash-something-but-she’ll-think-I’m-crazy look. Well, don’t let me stop you – they’re your quarters. Smash away if it’ll make you feel better!
I’ll arrange to have the whole room filled from floor to ceiling with breakable objects.
Hey, batter, batter, batter, batter, batter, batter, batter!
Death to the opposition!
Oh, what the *hell *were you looking at? You can’t tell me that ball was over the plate. What were you doing, regenerating?
“You! YOU’RE OUTTA HERE!”
“What?!”
“‘No player shall at any time make contact with the umpire in any manner.’ The prescribed penalty for the violation is immediate ejection from the game. Rule number 4.06, subsection A, paragraph 4. Look it up – but do it in the stands. YOU’RE GONE!”