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Ghandi:
"Men and women should refrain from enjoying each other.
Even their mutual glances must be free from all
suggestion of carnality."
Lord Byron:
"Free of passion? One might
just as well be free of humanity. Do you not agree?"
Neelix:
"I, I think you both make valid points." |
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Doctor:
"I think I'm detecting a reaction to your recent breakup
with Mister Neelix. The Mahatma would recommend a cold
bath. Simplistic, but no doubt effective." |
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Doctor:
"Have
you been....naughty?"
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Doctor:
"Does
that feel good?"
Torres:
"Doctor, unless you want me to knock you
into the middle of the next millennium, you better back
off." |
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Doctor:
"Don't eat the vegetables, I said. But does anyone listen
to me?"
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Doctor:
"Just finishing up the summary analyses from last week's
mission."
Kes:
"I was supposed to do that."
Doctor:
"Yes you were." |
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Doctor:
"Watch your tongue. Or I'll remove it."
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Doctor:
'"What is the nature of the medical emergency'. What a
hollow excuse for a life. Servile... pathetic... at the
beck and call of anyone who invokes his name." |
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Doctor:
"Put those down before someone gets hurt and I have to
clean up the mess."
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Doctor:
"I swear this
oath by Apollo Physician, by Aesculpius, by health, and
by all the gods and goddesses. In whatsoever place that
I enter, I will enter to help the sick and heal the
injured, and I will do no harm." |
