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[Pacifien]

uhdnrt wrote...
Also begs the question: Would compatible foods likely be either too bland or bitter to dextro based species?

Have to look at evolution again. Why do humans even salivate for the salty and the sugary goods? Most grains like either, and an ancient diet would lean toward grains and non-marinated meats. The body needs salt and sugar, so develops the craving for them, the desire to seek them out. Of course, then we develop into a society where salt and sugar are in abundance, which is they they both cause so much problems health-wise.

[Lividity Jones]

Tali eating actual food? Repostan!


*Tali stirs from her blissful sleep, the exertions of last night leaving her the happiest she has ever felt. A soft hiss is heard as the door to the Cabin opens, Shepard carrying a tray and wearing full armor. Tali sits up on the bed, still without her suit.*

Tali: Shepard?

Shepard: Morning. I... uhh... I made you something.

*Shepard walks around to the side of the bed, setting down the tray to reveal a collection of exotic turian food.*

Shepard: I hope you like it... I had to do a whole lot of research before I found a few things that wouldn't wreak havoc on your digestion. Had to clear out the Mess Hall and disinfect the whole place as well as the elevator. Even cooked wearing my armor.

Tali: Shepard... You really didn't have to do all of... this.

Shepard: I wanted to. I want this to be the best hours of our lives before we hit that Relay. C'mon, try it.

*Tali picks up a spoon, reveling in the feel of the metal utensil on her bare flesh, before gingerly taking a spoonful of a spicy red soup. Her eyes widen at the bitter taste.*

Shepard: Is it good?

*Tali nods slowly, holding the mouthful of soup in her mouth before swallowing it around her tongue.*

Tali: It's... good.

Modifié par Lividity Jones, 29 juillet 2010 - 03:51 .

[cannedcream]

mrsph wrote...

It depends. Turian candy could be very bitter to us, same with our candy to them.

There's something about that which stuck me as oddly humorous.

[nitefyre410]

FsDxRAGE wrote...

cannedcream wrote...

Andaius20 wrote...

nitefyre410 wrote...
I would have to agree.  She would cute sexy in on of the shepherds oversized shirts. 

*has a JD style mental image pop in his head*

GAH! cute overload!

*head explodes scanners style*

*grabs chest*

No! No! This is my last heart! I- I can't -HNNNNGGGGGGGG!!!!

*heart emerges from chest*

 


would you like more,  i could paint many more lovely pictures of tali  different   states of dress....  

Tali  wrapped in nice fluffy bath towel stepping out of the shower... 

Shepherd: God bless you  Mordin. 

[Andaius20]

Skadhi1 wrote...

RiptideX1090 wrote...

It depends. Some foods will do nothing at all. Some will make a human sick. If they have a severe enough reaction, they'll go into shock and could die.

I'm really getting tired of being the thread doctor...

Any cites I could get up to speed with?

I would think foods would get broken down by the acid in the stomach. 

And I wonder - just what human foods could a Quarian consume?

It's not that they can't be broken down, it how the body reacts to the molecules.

[cannedcream]

Lividity Jones wrote...

Tali eating actual food? Repostan!


*Tali stirs from her blissful sleep, the exertions of last night leaving her the happiest she has ever felt. A soft hiss is heard as the door to the Cabin opens, Shepard carrying a tray and wearing full armor. Tali sits up on the bed, still without her suit.*

Tali: Shepard?

Shepard: Morning. I... uhh... I made you something.

*Shepard walks around to the side of the bed, setting down the tray to reveal a collection of exotic turian food.*

Shepard: I hope you like it... I had to do a whole lot of research before I found a few things that wouldn't wreak havoc on your digestion. Had to clear out the Mess Hall and disinfect the whole place as well as the elevator. Even cooked wearing my armor.

Tali: Shepard... You really didn't have to do all of... this.

Shepard: I wanted to. I want this to be the best hours of our lives before we hit that Relay. C'mon, try it.

*Tali picks up a spoon, reveling in the feel of the metal utensil on her bare flesh, before gingerly taking a spoonful of a spicy red soup. Her eyes widen at the bitter taste.*

Shepard: Is it good?

*Tali nods slowly, holding the mouthful of soup in her mouth before swallowing it around her tongue.*

Tali: It's... good.

Awww.
Poor Tali. Shepard worked so hard. It's a shame he cooks like I do.

[Orgelmir]

Lividity Jones wrote...

Tali eating actual food? Repostan!


*Tali stirs from her blissful sleep, the exertions of last night leaving her the happiest she has ever felt. A soft hiss is heard as the door to the Cabin opens, Shepard carrying a tray and wearing full armor. Tali sits up on the bed, still without her suit.*

Tali: Shepard?

Shepard: Morning. I... uhh... I made you something.

*Shepard walks around to the side of the bed, setting down the tray to reveal a collection of exotic turian food.*

Shepard: I hope you like it... I had to do a whole lot of research before I found a few things that wouldn't wreak havoc on your digestion. Had to clear out the Mess Hall and disinfect the whole place as well as the elevator. Even cooked wearing my armor.

Tali: Shepard... You really didn't have to do all of... this.

Shepard: I wanted to. I want this to be the best hours of our lives before we hit that Relay. C'mon, try it.

*Tali picks up a spoon, reveling in the feel of the metal utensil on her bare flesh, before gingerly taking a spoonful of a spicy red soup. Her eyes widen at the bitter taste.*

Shepard: Is it good?

*Tali nods slowly, holding the mouthful of soup in her mouth before swallowing it around her tongue.*

Tali: It's... good.

HHHNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!

[Kalashnikov]

you guys are overthinking this waaaay too much. humans can literally digest almost anything you swallow. regardless of whether it is dextro-protein based or not. thats why we (on earth) are on top of the food chain adaptability

[Pacifien]

uhdnrt wrote...
Possibly.  Most of the real wourld dextro freindly materials we would recognize are actually tasted as "sweet" to our tastebuds iirc.  So who knows.

Dextro sugars is a completely different concept from dextro proteins. Trace your left hand on a sheet of paper. Think of the tracing on the paper as your taste bud and your left hand the levo protein. Think of your right hand as the dextro protein. Now place the right hand on the paper. It doesn't fit. The taste bud will not recognize it.

[Pacifien]

Kalashnikov wrote...
you guys are overthinking this waaaay too much. humans can literally digest almost anything you swallow. regardless of whether it is dextro-protein based or not. thats why we (on earth) are on top of the food chain adaptability

Just because we can shove it in our mouths doesn't mean we can process it.

Anyway, it's scienceSCIENCE. I like scienceSCIENCE.

Modifié par Pacifien, 29 juillet 2010 - 03:57 .

[Orgelmir]

Kalashnikov wrote...

you guys are overthinking this waaaay too much. humans can literally digest almost anything you swallow. regardless of whether it is dextro-protein based or not. thats why we (on earth) are on top of the food chain adaptability

But how do we adapt to food that has developed and evolved in a ecosystem that uses entierly different chemical compounds that we find in our own?

[Andaius20]

Pacifien wrote...


Have to look at evolution again. Why do humans even salivate for the salty and the sugary goods? Most grains like either, and an ancient diet would lean toward grains and non-marinated meats. The body needs salt and sugar, so develops the craving for them, the desire to seek them out. Of course, then we develop into a society where salt and sugar are in abundance, which is they they both cause so much problems health-wise.

Your exactly right. Over processed foods really aren't helping us out.

[Andaius20]

Pacifien wrote...

Kalashnikov wrote...
you guys are overthinking this waaaay too much. humans can literally digest almost anything you swallow. regardless of whether it is dextro-protein based or not. thats why we (on earth) are on top of the food chain adaptability

Just because we can shove it in our mouths doesn't mean we can process it.

Anyway, it's science. I like science.

you mean SCIENCE!

[cannedcream]

Pacifien wrote...

uhdnrt wrote...
Possibly.  Most of the real wourld dextro freindly materials we would recognize are actually tasted as "sweet" to our tastebuds iirc.  So who knows.

Dextro sugars is a completely different concept from dextro proteins. Trace your left hand on a sheet of paper. Think of the tracing on the paper as your taste bud and your left hand the levo protein. Think of your right hand as the dextro protein. Now place the right hand on the paper. It doesn't fit. The taste bud will not recognize it.

Now add feet and a beak and it's a TURKEY!

. . . Tali could never make a hand-turkey. That's sad. . .

[Kalashnikov]

Pacifien wrote...

Kalashnikov wrote...
you guys are overthinking this waaaay too much. humans can literally digest almost anything you swallow. regardless of whether it is dextro-protein based or not. thats why we (on earth) are on top of the food chain adaptability

Just because we can shove it in our mouths doesn't mean we can process it.

Anyway, it's science. I like science.

im talking about, can we digest it and pass it?
yes

[Orgelmir]

cannedcream wrote...

Pacifien wrote...

uhdnrt wrote...
Possibly.  Most of the real wourld dextro freindly materials we would recognize are actually tasted as "sweet" to our tastebuds iirc.  So who knows.

Dextro sugars is a completely different concept from dextro proteins. Trace your left hand on a sheet of paper. Think of the tracing on the paper as your taste bud and your left hand the levo protein. Think of your right hand as the dextro protein. Now place the right hand on the paper. It doesn't fit. The taste bud will not recognize it.

Now add feet and a beak and it's a TURKEY!

. . . Tali could never make a hand-turkey. That's sad. . .

She'd have to use both hands....

[Pacifien]

Kalashnikov wrote...
im talking about, can we digest it and pass it?
yes

But I'm allergic to peanuts.

[Kalashnikov]

Pacifien wrote...

Kalashnikov wrote...
im talking about, can we digest it and pass it?
yes

But I'm allergic to peanuts.

look it doesnt matter what the food is
the point im trying to make is
ˆwe can digest it and pass it regardless of whether there is an acute allergic reaction or not

[Orgelmir]

Pacifien wrote...

Kalashnikov wrote...
im talking about, can we digest it and pass it?
yes

But I'm allergic to peanuts.

I feel for you Grif....

[Andaius20]

Kalashnikov wrote...

you guys are overthinking this waaaay too much. humans can literally digest almost anything you swallow. regardless of whether it is dextro-protein based or not. thats why we (on earth) are on top of the food chain adaptability

Dude, most animals can eat more things then humans.....We're top of the food chain mostly because of our brains not our stomachs.

[LostJ]

Damn.. Is it already so late?



Good night folks.

[RiptideX1090]

Kalashnikov wrote...

Pacifien wrote...

Kalashnikov wrote...
you guys are overthinking this waaaay too much. humans can literally digest almost anything you swallow. regardless of whether it is dextro-protein based or not. thats why we (on earth) are on top of the food chain adaptability

Just because we can shove it in our mouths doesn't mean we can process it.

Anyway, it's science. I like science.

im talking about, can we digest it and pass it?
yes

Try digesting and passing a bottle of cyanide. See if your body takes to it well.

I'm going to go for a while. This thread is giving me a headache.

[Orgelmir]

LostJ wrote...

Damn.. Is it already so late?

Good night folks.

g'night. Keelha Se'lai

[cannedcream]

Orgelmir wrote...

cannedcream wrote...


Now add feet and a beak and it's a TURKEY!

. . . Tali could never make a hand-turkey. That's sad. . .

She'd have to use both hands....

But then it would have two heads.