A Conversation for 'Star Trek: Deep Space Nine' - The Television Series
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fluffykerfuffle Started conversation May 9, 2008
. .. .skids to a halt and gazes around in open-mouthed panting awe. ... .
...wow...
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 9, 2008
The Bajoran Monks 
, Prophets 
, 
have arrived with Altair sandwiches, Hasperat, Bajoran shrimps, Alterian chowder, Mapa bread, Uttaberry crêpes, Kai Winn' chocolate soufflé, I'danian spice pudding, Koganka pudding, Bajoran ale, Kandora champagne, Raktajino, and Deka tea.
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 12, 2008
It is a Risa countryside picnic programme.
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 13, 2008
The Bajoran Monks , Prophets 
, will be on the Suraya Bay a costal resort on the planet Risa, known for having villas built right into the cliffs.
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NPY Posted May 14, 2008
A villa in a cliff? But how do you get in and out without falling?
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 14, 2008
I think there must be tunnels from outside the cliff or even lifts down to villas as well as teleporters.
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NPY Posted May 16, 2008
You'd hope so. Or at least really good trampolines.
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 17, 2008
Apart from lifts/elevators, there are stairs, tunnels and teleporters to the cliff edges, depending on which you prefer.
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 19, 2008
There is need to abseil or climb to the villas as there are plenty of tunnels leading from the main area as well as teleportation devices.
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 19, 2008
Risans appear identical to humans except for a circular marking on their forehead.
The villas can also be accessed via a small hovercraft called a floater.
a boat sail to the villas just after sunset, You can wade out to the boad and they serve seafood right off the deck.
The subterranean gardens contain luminescant plants. Risan steam pods are very relaxing.
The festival of the moons is a Risan festival.
Risan ma-ta's are alcholic 
drinks.
Sea turtles live in shallow water and camoflage themselves well.
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NPY Posted May 19, 2008
you sound like you're quoting the computer database.
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 20, 2008
I got it from a link of a link and I cannot even remember what website I originally got it from.
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Reality Manipulator Posted May 25, 2008
Here are the sites:
http://www.memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Risa
http://www.memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Talk:Risa
http://www.stexpanded.wikia.com/wiki/Risa
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