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voyagerlr
Commodore
Joined: 14 Jul 2002
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Location: USS Shockwave
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| Star Trek Voyager wrote: | | it musta hurt...i saw a TNG episode where picard was assimulated, and they sorta drilled his eye...ugh |
Thats was the film lol, First Contact!
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Hitomi
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Joined: 08 Nov 2002
Posts: 274
Location: The Mystic Moon
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| Wed Mar 12, 2003 11:49 am |
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Imagine this:
First, you get some huge tube things jammed into your skin, then they pour millions of little nanoprobes into your bloodstream. These nanoprobes immediatly cluster together, building borg implants which tear at your insides until they find a suitable place to attatch. They then pop through your skin from the inside and then poke through again from the outside. Then, if that isn't enough, these nanoprobes cut their way into your nervous system, causing pain that is unimaginable. You feel as though your body has caught fire from within, but you cant even scream because the nanoprobes have effectivly paralyzed you so they can do their dirty deed. After that, an uplink is clamped to your brain, and billions upon billions of voices invade your thoughts. They instantly know everything about you, your fears, your desires, your dark secrets....etc. All that is erased from you as you are forcibly joined with the collective. from that point on, you are insignificant, you are no longer a person, you are only a drone that can be used or discarded at the whim of the collective. if you malfunction, you are terminated and your parts (organic and mechanical) are salvaged for future use.
Sounds like fun, doesn't it? 
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Zeke Zabertini
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Tons.
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PrankishSmart
Rear Admiral
Joined: 29 Apr 2002
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Location: Hobart, Australia.
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| Thu Mar 13, 2003 2:46 am |
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| Hitomi wrote: | Imagine this:
First, you get some huge tube things jammed into your skin, then they pour millions of little nanoprobes into your bloodstream. These nanoprobes immediatly cluster together, building borg implants which tear at your insides until they find a suitable place to attatch. They then pop through your skin from the inside and then poke through again from the outside. Then, if that isn't enough, these nanoprobes cut their way into your nervous system, causing pain that is unimaginable. You feel as though your body has caught fire from within, but you cant even scream because the nanoprobes have effectivly paralyzed you so they can do their dirty deed. After that, an uplink is clamped to your brain, and billions upon billions of voices invade your thoughts. They instantly know everything about you, your fears, your desires, your dark secrets....etc. All that is erased from you as you are forcibly joined with the collective. from that point on, you are insignificant, you are no longer a person, you are only a drone that can be used or discarded at the whim of the collective. if you malfunction, you are terminated and your parts (organic and mechanical) are salvaged for future use.
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Wow, cool. I wanna be a drone 
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Hitomi
Lieutenant Commander
Joined: 08 Nov 2002
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Location: The Mystic Moon
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| Fri Mar 14, 2003 7:57 am |
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| Hitomi wrote: | Imagine this:
First, you get some huge tube things jammed into your skin, then they pour millions of little nanoprobes into your bloodstream. These nanoprobes immediatly cluster together, building borg implants which tear at your insides until they find a suitable place to attatch. They then pop through your skin from the inside and then poke through again from the outside. Then, if that isn't enough, these nanoprobes cut their way into your nervous system, causing pain that is unimaginable. You feel as though your body has caught fire from within, but you cant even scream because the nanoprobes have effectivly paralyzed you so they can do their dirty deed. After that, an uplink is clamped to your brain, and billions upon billions of voices invade your thoughts. They instantly know everything about you, your fears, your desires, your dark secrets....etc. All that is erased from you as you are forcibly joined with the collective. from that point on, you are insignificant, you are no longer a person, you are only a drone that can be used or discarded at the whim of the collective. if you malfunction, you are terminated and your parts (organic and mechanical) are salvaged for future use.
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besides, this doesn't even include all the "enhancements" that get grafted onto you after the initial nanoprobe injection. You know, the way your arm gets hacked off at the wrist and replaced with a claw thing, the way you gat your eye carved out and replaced with a holo-imaging system, the way you get covered with the armor that fuses with your skin.....loads of fun
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Kyle Reese
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Joined: 21 Apr 2003
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Location: The United States of America
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very painful having those things poke through your skin, wonder why noone ever bleeds
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ARMS
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Joined: 30 Apr 2003
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Location: Wirral, UK
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It's apparently very painfull, but the initial dose makes the subject docile.
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Lt.BirdGod
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Posts: 619
Location: Sol System, 3rd planet from the Sun
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Not only is it the pain from having your skin pierced with little tubules, but the fear is mostly what causes the pain. If you were about to encounter your own loss of individuality (basically death), wouldn't you scream? I would, but then I'd run up against em, Phaser's flying, and a bat'leth in my other hand. Or a baseball bat.
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stv12
Lieutenant Commander
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Yes, they do feel pain. I don't remember which, but one of Voyager's episodes saw them in a Borg vessel during a assimilation of a planet. There were screams.
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Pyanfar Chanur
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| Fri Jun 27, 2003 4:52 am hmmm |
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according to about 5 diferent sources, When your are assimilated the nanoprobes CHANGE YOUR GENETIC STRUCTURE, so yeah it would be painfull, sorta like a realy fast case of radiation poisining, only with diferent results, go step inside a nucliear reactor if you want to see what its like...
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Alpha6006
Commander
Joined: 24 Jun 2003
Posts: 410
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| Bugger Boy wrote: | I watched "Signs" yesterday.
Now I'm freaked out but at least I haven't been seeing things in the dark again!
(That happens when stuff happens and when I--- bleep. |
Its a Brilliant film. But to truly understand it you have to watch it twice.
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Ronevick
The King
Joined: 23 May 2003
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| Thu Jul 10, 2003 6:27 pm |
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| stv12 wrote: | | Yes, they do feel pain. I don't remember which, but one of Voyager's episodes saw them in a Borg vessel during a assimilation of a planet. There were screams. |
Wasnt that the episode Dark Frontier where Seven got captured?
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Lt.BirdGod
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Sounds like it.
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