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In the late [[23rd century]], the '''subspace radio marriage''' was a means of [[marriage|marrying]] someone when more conventional methods weren't available. |
In the late [[23rd century]], the '''subspace radio marriage''' was a means of [[marriage|marrying]] someone when more conventional methods weren't available. |
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+ | In [[2266]], [[lithium]] [[miner]]s [[Herm Gossett]] and [[Benton]] married [[Ruth Bonaventure]] and [[Magda Kovacs]] using this method. Such a marriage could be negated in the event of fraud, as when the miners discovered that these women were enhancing their beauty with the [[Venus drug]]. ({{TOS|Mudd's Women}}) |
| − | :''The ability to easily negate this type of marriage suggests that it is more like a contract, or civil union, than like a sacrament.'' |
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Revision as of 14:31, 5 September 2007
In the late 23rd century, the subspace radio marriage was a means of marrying someone when more conventional methods weren't available.
In 2266, lithium miners Herm Gossett and Benton married Ruth Bonaventure and Magda Kovacs using this method. Such a marriage could be negated in the event of fraud, as when the miners discovered that these women were enhancing their beauty with the Venus drug. (TOS: "Mudd's Women")