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A Message From Your New Captain

[Much like when the Admiral makes his announcements, the voice of one James T. Kirk floods the hallways and rooms of the Barge and he sounds oh so very pleased with himself.]

Attention people of the Barge.

We've had ourselves a little adventure recently and I won't bore you with the details because it's a long though at times, riveting tale. So I'll just cut to the chase: our dear Admiral isn't running this thing anymore.

I am.

James T. Kirk for those of you haven't had the pleasure. Along with Captain Harkness and Captain Solo who is taking control of the helm.

And yeah. That's all.

Have a nice day.

[ooc: Plot questions go here. IC freak outs or congratulations or WTFGETDOWNFROMTHERE happen here.]

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We got into the engine room and I fiddled with a few things until I got control over everything.

Happy?

You tell anybody and I'll kill you.

Be still the terror in my heart.

I'll give you this, the ride's a hell of a lot smoother.

Which is kinda the point, Bones.

I thought the point was to keep you entertained.

[a pause] Be careful Jim.

There's a lot of points, I'll admit that.

I will attempt to be careful, Bones. And if anyone gives you or the kid problems, tell me and I'll use my new powers to smite them or something. Since I like you two so much.

Heaven forbid you do something simply.

We're not the ones who need to be worrying. People are pissed Jim, and they don't have Starfleet's training in control and morality.

They also don't have Starfleet's training in combat either.

I heard talk of a revolt. Is this true?

But they have numbers.

Nothing concrete from what I can see, but I've had enough psych classes to tell this is going to boil over sooner rather than later. I'll keep my eyes open and let you know if it looks like anyone is going to move.

I don't really want anybody to get hurt, Bones, but if they attack me first, I'll have no choice but to defend myself. And you know as well as I do that I can kick the crap out of anybody, except maybe a Vulcan but we seem to be lacking those around here.

Jim, have you heard of mob mentality? I know you can hold your own but if a good group is formed even you're going to have trouble, Starfleet training or not. You have to try and think of a way to appease these people.

And how do you suggest that I do that, Bones? They're all too busy pitching their bitch fits right now to listen to any kind of sense or even attempt to be reasoned with and I'm too comfortable up here to come down there and reason with a bunch of closed minded children who are entirely resistant to change.

I realize that Jim, but it doesn't mean we shouldn't try to think of a way to cut off possible violence before it even begins. I wasn't lying when I said you were the best damned captain Starfleet has, we just need to figure out a way to show them that.

People learn best through action, I've discovered. The best way to prove that I'm the best captain is to keep on being in command and not crashing.

I'll give them two days to calm down and then I'll listen to any complaints that are put my way.

They don't seem to be appreciating the smooth ride.

Fine, watchful waiting it is. I guess that means that game of yours has been put on hold.

They are truly a bunch of ungrateful children.

Don't you know, Bones? This kind of means that I've won.

It's a prison, what do you expect?

Like hell you did. Once things calm down your ungrateful ass is getting dragged to this sickbay even if you go kicking and screaming like usual.

You can't find me either, you know.

I sure as hell better not be able to, because if I can several others will be able to at that.

Bones, trust me on this, no one is getting in here.

Have fun locked up in your castle.

I'd invite you up here but I'm afraid you'll stab me with a needle.

Edited 2009-08-03 04:06 (UTC)

It's the thought that counts. If you want to be useful think of a way I can store the medical records without inmates getting a chance to rifle through them.

Put the information on your PADD and then either keep it on you at all times or lock it in your room.

It could probably even reprogrammed so only you can access the files on it.

It's not secure enough, some of the information could be dangerous in some raging inmate's hands.

I'll ask Chekov what he can do about encrypting it. Sometimes it feels like we're working inside a damned computer with all this nonsense.

Too bad Scotty isn't here. He'd have a field day with that.

You could... write it in code too. Just in case anyone ever hacked it.

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