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An auto burrowing implant is used by the Doctor to defuse (then) [[Chef Sergeant Ch'vorthq|Ambassador Ch'vorthq]]. [ | An auto burrowing implant is used by the Doctor to defuse (then) [[Chef Sergeant Ch'vorthq|Ambassador Ch'vorthq]]. [http://www.schlockmercenary.com:8080/2000-08-06 2000-08-06] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:19, 25 July 2017
Description[edit]
An auto burrowing implant looks like a syringe and needle. Once it penetrates the skin, the needle then moves through the body by itself to get to the position needed. It is quite painful, measuring 3.7 Kill-o-huertz on the Ouchdammitometer.
History[edit]
[Insert the known history regarding this technology]
Notable Examples[edit]
[Just what it says]
Appearances[edit]
First appearance[edit]
An auto burrowing implant is used by the Doctor to defuse (then) Ambassador Ch'vorthq. 2000-08-06
Other notable appearances[edit]
[This is for technology that does not appear regularly. For things like Annie Plants and the Hypernet, remove this section.]
Author's Note[edit]
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Speculation[edit]
[Insert uncertain and speculative facts about the technology. Include links to Schlock in the Real World where appropriate.]