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As with other theatrical performances, like pro-wreasling, Star Trek should never let the continuity get in the way of the story telling.
As the Klingons say, Q’fabe!
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On my way to work this morning saw a license plate that said “PETDOK” to which I immediately thought ‘that’s a weird way to spell a Klingon insult’
(week 3 of quitting caffeine is interesting)
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Commander Kruge, after a torpedo hit sends a jolt of electricity through the bridge: ”I NEED A PETDOK!” 
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I would so wear that as a shirt.
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Par’mach will tear us apart?
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I’m not enough of a nerd to laugh at that properly, but I bet it kills with the real Trekkies 
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It does!
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taken from the DS9 episode where Worf tried to. woo a Noble Klingon woman (who was Quark’s ex wife [its a long story]) all the while the beautiful Jadzia Dax was throwing herself at him and he had not a clue.
Episode “Looking for Par’mach in all the wrong places”
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option two was “you’ve never experienced Joy Division until you’ve heard it in the original Klingon”
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Jadzia and Worf are probably my all time favorite Trek couple…
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agreed 100%
followed closely by Kirk and Spock.
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Waaay better than that time the writers tried to turn Worf and Troi into a couple on TNG despite the characters having zero romantic chemistry or even common interests.
Troi and Jadzia I might have believed…
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[Furiously googling Troi Jadzia slash fic]
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Seven & Raffi are right up there too.
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My third place. And hopefully we will get more if Legacy ever comes around. As a good friend of mine said “The end of Picard S3 gave us the best lesbian relationship representation on Star Trek ever. A broken up couple has fixed their issues, uhaul’d on to a ship together with their adopted family of young officers to start a new family across the stars”
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Do we need a poll? Should I make a poll?
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Spoilers?
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