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Station '''O'Neill''' is a private residence at [[Cislunar Space#Lagrange 5|the Earth-Luna L5 point]], owned by a reclusive multi-millionaire named Paidrag O'Niell. It is closed to the general public, so rumors abound about what takes place within its hull. The station's gender division (the owner is the only male aboard, out of a total population of 75) fuels many of those rumors. | Station '''O'Neill''' is a private residence at [[Cislunar Space#Lagrange 5|the Earth-Luna L5 point]], owned by a reclusive multi-millionaire named Paidrag O'Niell. It is closed to the general public, so rumors abound about what takes place within its hull. The station's gender division (the owner is the only male aboard, out of a total population of 75) fuels many of those rumors. | ||
| − | Paidrag O'Niell has been described by some of the SMOF as "kind of an Irish Austin Powers." He's honestly that charming a fellow; just don't discuss theology with him. He gets a mite ''upset.'' | + | Paidrag O'Niell has been described by some of the [[SMOF]] as "kind of an Irish Austin Powers." He's honestly that charming a fellow; just don't discuss theology with him. He gets a mite ''upset.'' |
Revision as of 00:49, 21 January 2011
| O'Neill | |
| Spacecraft Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Drive Rating | stationkeeping only |
| Owner | Paidrag O'Niell |
| Registry Number | L5-R |
| Purpose | Private residence |
| Primary Crew | Paidrag O'Niell (captain/owner) |
| Other Crew | 74 young women |
| Operational Status | Active |
Station O'Neill is a private residence at the Earth-Luna L5 point, owned by a reclusive multi-millionaire named Paidrag O'Niell. It is closed to the general public, so rumors abound about what takes place within its hull. The station's gender division (the owner is the only male aboard, out of a total population of 75) fuels many of those rumors.
Paidrag O'Niell has been described by some of the SMOF as "kind of an Irish Austin Powers." He's honestly that charming a fellow; just don't discuss theology with him. He gets a mite upset.
