Subject: You're welcome honey. (nm)
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Posted on: 2010-08-27 08:29:00 UTC
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For all you overburdened agents out there... by
on 2010-08-26 15:09:00 UTC
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Mmpf... Heh heh... Ha ha ha...
DAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!
Oh man. Oh, this is just priceless! You guys have got to take a look at this, 'cuz
it's freakin' awesome!
Now if you'll excuse me... Heh heh heh... Hee hee... -
I just noticed... by
on 2010-08-28 06:26:00 UTC
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They referenced Miss Enoby Way.
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Who? (nm) by
on 2010-08-28 10:05:00 UTC
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Ebony Dark'ness Dementia Raven Way by
on 2010-08-28 16:45:00 UTC
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Or occasionaly Tara or Enoby. She was the Sue from the Legendary Badfic 'My Immortal', from the Harry Potter continuum.
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Ha! That was awesome! by
on 2010-08-27 11:13:00 UTC
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I'm not so familiar with Star Trek, but that was just funny.
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And how! by
on 2010-08-27 11:37:00 UTC
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I cannot help but marvel at the entire crew's total immunity to Suefluence.
We may be on to something big. If we can figure out the secret of their resistance, it could perhaps be incorporated in the PPC training program.
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I think good idea. by
on 2010-08-27 14:06:00 UTC
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My sadistic agents say we torture the information out of them. However, that may not be entirely...*cough* appropriate.
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In any case... by
on 2010-08-27 16:14:00 UTC
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Since they seem unaware that she has any power over them personally, as opposed to over reality in general (she can alter reality to make it a fact that she was promoted, but she can't make Kirk kiss her), they may not be aware themselves of how they did it, so questioning them (with or without coercion) would be pointless. Perhaps positioning some sort of spy on the Enterprise to observe them more closely would be helpful.
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That's a good idea. by
on 2010-08-27 16:52:00 UTC
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Maybe we should do that? Ha, I can just see the Flowers asking for volunteers. But who would want to go, knowing that little miss uber-Sue was on board?
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Hmm... by
on 2010-08-27 18:54:00 UTC
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It would have to be someone who knew Star Trek pretty well, and had enough self-control not to kill, maim or otherwise interfere with Sue before their observation time was up. There must be enough extras hanging around for them to blend in for a good long while, as long as they avoided getting into a situation where Sue adopted them as her best friend or some other acquaintance (e.g. boyfriend from the Academy who still pines for her and will at some point press his advances so she has to be saved by the man of her choice). While there is precedent for that (in TOS with Andromielle) and agents have their own immunity to the Sue-spell, it would also draw attention to the agent and he or she wouldn't have immunity to any attempts made by the canon characters to get rid of him or her as an adjunct to Sue.
Not sure who would be most suitable, though. Is there anyone in Intelligence who might be able (and willing) to do it as a one-shot mission? :) -
Heeee :) by
on 2010-08-27 00:22:00 UTC
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I'd heard of "Ensign Sue Must Die" before, but never actually read it. That was most worthwhile - thanks for the link!
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You're welcome honey. (nm) by
on 2010-08-27 08:29:00 UTC
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Ah, yes... by
on 2010-08-27 00:01:00 UTC
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I've been reading that one for a while now. Fun times...
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Heheh. (nm) by
on 2010-08-26 22:57:00 UTC
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Now it is the truth. by
on 2010-08-26 18:27:00 UTC
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Now, we know how Sues were spawned.
Let's get back in time and killk Mary Sue before it happens.
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Hmm... by
on 2010-08-26 18:41:00 UTC
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Hmm... If the Original Sue was a contemporary of James T. Kirk, shouldn't we have to travel forward in time instead of back? Besides, killing her is what started this whole nightmare in the first place, isn't it?
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Damn you, Spock!
Gotta admit you're right, though. It is mighty satisfying to read about Sues getting their comeuppance.
But wait a minute, if this comic is correct, aren't all Sues simply one and the sa- OH GOD SEIZURE! -
That was hilarious! :D (nm) by
on 2010-08-26 15:33:00 UTC
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Question by
on 2010-08-26 16:18:00 UTC
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Did you notice how her eyes (and, to lesser extent, her hair) kept changing color?
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Re: Question by
on 2010-08-26 20:16:00 UTC
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Only on a second read through. Up until that point I assumed I'd just forgotten what colour they were originally in between strips.