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Feb 16, 2011 09:02

[The EMH looks perturbed, thank you. Beside him on the desk is one of those hot breakfasts the Admiral handed out.

A hot breakfast he doesn't have the programming to eat.]

...Is this some kind of joke?

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hopeless_hacker February 16 2011, 14:58:18 UTC
I got one too. If this is the Admiral's way of making me feel appreciated, he could have been a bit less...well...creepy.

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doctornoname February 16 2011, 15:02:00 UTC
Agreed.

It's slightly insensitive, if you ask me. After all, I don't have the programming to masticate, swallow, or digest food.

The note was thoughtful.

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hopeless_hacker February 16 2011, 15:10:15 UTC
'You are going to do well here'? Over a year late in coming as far as I'm concerned.

...Slightly insensitive, if you ask me.

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doctornoname February 16 2011, 15:13:02 UTC
Have you been doing well here?

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captain_jtkirk February 16 2011, 15:14:17 UTC
You are way lucky, obviously.

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doctornoname February 16 2011, 15:18:23 UTC
Obviously.

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[video] fuckingdrej February 16 2011, 15:27:32 UTC
So I guess this isn't normal for Wednesdays. [Why yes, Cale IS shoving food in his mouth. He likes this breakfast in bed thing.]

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[video] doctornoname February 16 2011, 15:28:43 UTC
Around here, it depends on the Wednesday.

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[video] fuckingdrej February 16 2011, 23:38:59 UTC
So...I can expect breakfast in bed again in two weeks?

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[video] doctornoname February 16 2011, 23:40:23 UTC
You can expect something odd to happen.

Have you reported to the infirmary for your preliminary physical examination?

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Video not_the_police February 16 2011, 16:17:46 UTC
[Wash gives one of his very rare smiles:] A hologram can't eat.

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Video doctornoname February 16 2011, 16:23:08 UTC
How very astute of you, Agent Washington.

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Re: Video not_the_police February 16 2011, 16:42:13 UTC
It's suitable, doctor.

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Video doctornoname February 16 2011, 16:48:37 UTC
I'll have you know I had the subroutines which allowed me to eat and digest food at one time. However, because I don't need to eat, I felt myself above such hedonistic pursuits and had them removed.

[...Also, flatulence.]

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thegooddrjones February 16 2011, 17:20:32 UTC
Odd, count me as another who didn't get a tray.

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doctornoname February 16 2011, 17:21:48 UTC
I'd offer you mine, but Mr. Sexby had first dibs.

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