-=> Quoting Owen E. Oulton to Brian Davis <=-
 MM> High Council, or Gowron to be precise.  It doesn't ring true to me,
 MM> the way Gowron picks on your favorite two-spined alien.  (If he has two
 MM> backbones, does he......?  Never mind.)
 
 BD> In point of fact, yes, he does. Or at least, Klingons in 
 BD> general are known for having anatomical redundancies. In the
 OEO> Incorrect.  Klingons only have one spinal column.  It was the
 OEO> replacement of Worf's spinal column with a replicated replacement
 OEO> produced by an experimental medical replicator which allowed him to
 OEO> walk again.  Most Klingon organs are duplicated, but the Spinal column
 OEO> is not one of them.  The episode in question is Ethics, should you
 OEO> wish to check for yourself. 
No need, I believe you.  Like I said, I'm skeptical of 
novel-based information, and this is a prime example of 
why....
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Brian Davis - qvad@cdc.net
Star Trek: Voyager Co-Modasaurus and NonTreknicalKlingon
"bImejDI' reH betleHlIj yItlhap"
... BORG! UHH! GOOD GOD! WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?
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