Star trek question

[CYYYFYYY]

How many tons would you venture to say Data can
lift????????????


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[Tall_James]

That is highly illogical.

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[Tall_James]

That is highly illogical.

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[Tall_James]

A double post of a bad joke.

I suck.

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[CovDiesel]

I would have to say that the obvious answer is that star trek sucks.

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[DarkHippie]

probably not as many as you might think. He was not created to be a tool, but to be a living being. My guess would be around 10. and yes, i am a geek

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[CYYYFYYY]

My guess is 8 tons.............


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[Sheeplovr]

hmmmmm i think they went over this in an episode

but id say just one ton

are u talking free lifting or like benching



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[furie]

his bio on startrek.com says nothing about his strength.
8 tons seems a bit too much.
1 ton sounds better

that's a metric ton since it's in the future.



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