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You're banned for dignifying his comment with a response about what he said.

You're banned for not having a period at the end of your sentence.

You're banned for being a Federation Presidential Advisor.

You're banned for being a Trivia Leader.

You're banned for being named after a muse.

You're banned for having over 4000 posts.

I don't own an iPod. Would love to own one though.

You're banned for having four broken pics in your sig.

You're banned for having the Lone Star in your sig.

Gabri got my vote.

I think her death was necessary. Ziyal's presence was the last semblance of good in Dukat. With that gone, he became more believble to be the pure evil that Sisko would say he was, and more believable as the man capable of all the atrocities possible through the power of the pah-Wraiths. Ziyal would have been a grounding for him. That would have held him back.

That said, the death scene was weak. Star Trek really seemed to have trouble killing off regular ancilliary characters without having the death scene seem weak. Sarek would be an exception, but he wasn't all that regular either.

No one's saying we thought any higher or lower of Kira as a character based on the way she wore her hair, Eratosthenes. This is just a simple admission of aesthetic preference. At least for me it is.

Q

Oh yeah, Tattoo is a stinker too. I almost fell asleep watching that one.

You're banned for banning someone for something you'd be banned for too.

You're banned for having a first name spelling I've never seen before.

Firma

Solid

You're banned for linking to your mini-city.

You're banned for having a name that's also Helen's home.

You're banned for being from Illinois.

Getting ready to wrap up another overnight shift here, before the Morning Show takes over.

The time is 5:21 AM.

*sounder*

Sorry, radio joke.

You're banned for having never heard of parentheses. Seriously, what did you used to call them?

You're banned for not typing out the word "parentheses."

You're banned for being a sustaining member.

(Not that I can tell, or if she does, she doesn't realize she's doing it.)