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Just as an aside inspired by the med droid:
Bacta or Goo ?
Goo, all the way. Bacta can’t raise the dead. 
What does the Goo actually do? Obviously it’s intended to make the pretty Cylons, Tricia and Grace, look hot. But what does the Goo do in the context of the narrative?
Getting back to Orian Slave VS. Slave Leia…
Leia wins hands down. Other than getting men all hot and bothered what can an Orian slave girl do? Leia is trained to fight and she has that chain choking method down to a tee.
Maybe we just haven’t seen a good character episode about the Goo yet?
I agree that Leia wins. But eversince this started I’ve had so many…hmmm…thots about them fighting in hot oil/mud/goo. It’s been invigorating. As mentioned, in the canon of Trek Orion slave girls have been ignored. The only one who was actually part of the plot was a character called Marta in ‘Whom Gods Destroy’. She was played by another hottie, Yvonne Craig.
I’m serious what is the function of the Goo? Does it have something to do with grafting skin on the cylon body?
Let me say it like this: if you like the girl and think she’s pretty - go for it!
Cavil arising from the goo had Boomer all over him. That’s got to be worth something. 
Do you have these thots in your bunk? 
As mentioned, in the canon of Trek Orion slave girls have been ignored. The only one who was actually part of the plot was a character called Marta in ‘Whom Gods Destroy’.
Not so. They appeared in Enterprise as well. And it was established, in-canon no less, that the whole slave girl thing is an act. Males are the real slaves. Orion females are literally irresistible, due to their powerful pheromones, the same pheromones which sicken females of other species. So Leia would be no match for an OSG, chain or not.
I’d imagine it’s something along the lines of amniotic fluid, nourishing and supporting the developing body.
Even if she tries to stab you or strangle you with her leash.
Depends what you are into. IYKWIM! 
I was uploading some photos to photobucket. I forgot I found a pic that is appropriate for this thread a while back…
