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Welcome to another edition of Rapid Fire, the roundtable discussion of all things gaming.

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Granger. Let's begin. Issue number one, the Star Trek universe can be a very dangerous place, whether it's

Klingons, Kardashians, or Tribbles. There's no telling what vile alien menace might leap out at you at any moment. And that's to say nothing about all the different mechanical and natural dangers. It's amazing. So many Starfleet personnel have lived out in space for so many years without permanent injury. Question. Which member of the original Star Trek crew did not escape their service on skates? And in fact, although most blocking on the show was designed to hide it, was really missing his right middle finger. Cyrus Red Block Rafe. Dwarf. Kevin Riley Ross. Oh, wow, middle finger, Uh, I don't know. I have no idea.

The answer is Scotty, of course, which makes you both wrong.

Wow, I don't know that. Those engineering decks can be downright treacherous. Actually, James Dewan, the actor who played Scotty, lost his right middle finger during World War II. Mm-hmm. Issue number two. The term hotness is very subjective, meaning we all bring our own definitions to the table when we use the word. Dictionaries can't even agree what it means, from high temperatures to slang for sexual attractiveness, to the frequency of foods and the Scoville scale for expressing such. Even the potential for audio mixed with a bias towards louder sound, but like much in life, we know it when we see it.

Question, on a scale of hotness from one to ten, with one being an ice cube and ten being

a mouthful of experimental Francisco Habanero, pepper.

How hot is Eva from the Metal Gear Games?

Sniper Wolf Wakeland.

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