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+ | An '''ermine violin''' was a [[hypothetical]] [[musical instrument]] mentioned by [[Spock]] in a [[2268]] conversation with [[Leonard McCoy]]. |
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+ | When countering Spock's criticism that [[tribble]]s seemed to have no [[practicality|practical use]], McCoy seemed to feel it was enough that the creatures were "''nice, [[softness|soft]], [[fur]]ry and they make a pleasant [[sound]].''" Spock objected, saying the [[doctor]]'s statements would also apply to an [[ermine]] [[violin]], but he saw no value in possessing either. ({{TOS|The Trouble with Tribbles}}) |
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Latest revision as of 06:12, 24 February 2022
An ermine violin was a hypothetical musical instrument mentioned by Spock in a 2268 conversation with Leonard McCoy.
When countering Spock's criticism that tribbles seemed to have no practical use, McCoy seemed to feel it was enough that the creatures were "nice, soft, furry and they make a pleasant sound." Spock objected, saying the doctor's statements would also apply to an ermine violin, but he saw no value in possessing either. (TOS: "The Trouble with Tribbles")