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The bread and butter of Scott Baird's vocabulary. He was fitted with a Profanity Filter before he was allowed to take the position of Supervising Refit and Repair Officer at the Deneria Dry Dock facility. Jaroch and Hawkins were forced to find a way to disable the filter because Baird's profanity was needed to save the universe. ("Please Hold For Oblivion" [TRK]) ( Alan Decker would like it known that he used this gag almost a year before the release of the South Park movie, which does something similar.) | The bread and butter of [[Scott Baird]]'s vocabulary. He was fitted with a [[Profanity Filter]] before he was allowed to take the position of Supervising Refit and Repair Officer at the [[Deneria Dry Dock facility]]. [[Jaroch]] and Hawkins were forced to find a way to disable the filter because Baird's profanity was needed to save the universe. ("[[Please Hold For Oblivion]]" [TRK]) ( [[Alan Decker]] would like it known that he used this gag almost a year before the release of the South Park movie, which does something similar.) | ||
Latest revision as of 05:17, 11 June 2008
The bread and butter of Scott Baird's vocabulary. He was fitted with a Profanity Filter before he was allowed to take the position of Supervising Refit and Repair Officer at the Deneria Dry Dock facility. Jaroch and Hawkins were forced to find a way to disable the filter because Baird's profanity was needed to save the universe. ("Please Hold For Oblivion" [TRK]) ( Alan Decker would like it known that he used this gag almost a year before the release of the South Park movie, which does something similar.)