Salamander, Chameleon, whatever. As if I have all day to do research in the database. Although, I still want to hear the story. I'll ask them sometime.
Well, I'll save you the trouble, Colonel. Thanks to an illness ltbarclay had, and drcrusher's treatment, everyone on the ship began to de-evolve. The process apparently occurred much more slowly in me, so I was unaware of it while commanderdata and I were busy off ship.
When we returned, the ship was mostly non-functional, and the crew was transformed into various wild creatures. It was a dire situation, actually. But I can look back on it with some curiosity and amusement now.
I am not sure if I will use the lemur after all, however. Although I would rather enjoy sending it to some of my more stuffy acquaintances.
Wow. Ahem. Wow. Stories like that make me glad that we're just in the middle of an intergalactic warzone most of the time. Although, it does remind me of the time I got sucked into a living game by the Wadi. No one ever told me that on occasion, the missions would be wacky as well as life threatening.
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And it's a salamander.
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When we returned, the ship was mostly non-functional, and the crew was transformed into various wild creatures. It was a dire situation, actually. But I can look back on it with some curiosity and amusement now.
I am not sure if I will use the lemur after all, however. Although I would rather enjoy sending it to some of my more stuffy acquaintances.
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[licks furiously]
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Just remember, Q, that discretion is the better part of valor.