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Lee
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Christ, yet another thread where Sol brags about his extendable tube. . . 8)

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Mucus
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...or you could phaser a window in the saucer section and toss people out

Hmmm, interesting thought. Although the Bird of Prey in STIV sunk, Voyager is pretty big and hollow (I'm not talking story-wise...though on second thought)....would it actually float?
And if not....would the saucer section of say...a Galaxy class ship float?
Or even better, if it hit the water at the right angle and velocity...could it skip?
Now THAT, would be interesting to see.

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Skip, sure. But floating seems unlikely...well, perhaps the Galaxy saucer.

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