Peregrin25 wrote...
JBONE27 wrote...
Peregrin25 wrote...
Cutlass Jack wrote...
Well Liara is one quarter Krogan.
Is that a joke or are you serious? Last time I checked Liara is a Pureblood. She even says so in dialogue with Shepard on the Normandy in ME1.
Her father was Matriarch Atheyna who's father was a krogan.
What was that in, a book, comic or somthing? I didn't know there was any record of it.
Modifié par sharkboy421, 19 mai 2012 - 04:32 .
sharkboy421 wrote...
Peregrin25 wrote...
JBONE27 wrote...
Peregrin25 wrote...
Cutlass Jack wrote...
Well Liara is one quarter Krogan.
Is that a joke or are you serious? Last time I checked Liara is a Pureblood. She even says so in dialogue with Shepard on the Normandy in ME1.
Her father was Matriarch Atheyna who's father was a krogan.
What was that in, a book, comic or somthing? I didn't know there was any record of it.
It is 100%, in game fact.
She looks like she could use some moisterizing before rubbing up against Shepard.Maria Caliban wrote...
I loved Liara's skin in ME 3.
Where did you get that? 0.0Maria Caliban wrote...
I loved Liara's skin in ME 3.
Han Shot First wrote...
Shajar wrote...
Anyone needs a brush to clean those scales from bed and chair's?
Anyone need a bar of soap for Tali? Considering that Quarians don't bathe often at all (they're rarely out of their suits), she must smell like an aged cheese wrapped in old fish and sweaty gym socks, fermented for a good year or two in Tiger ******.
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Modifié par GungFooHustler, 27 mai 2012 - 01:51 .
GungFooHustler wrote...
Han Shot First wrote...
Shajar wrote...
Anyone needs a brush to clean those scales from bed and chair's?
Anyone need a bar of soap for Tali? Considering that Quarians don't bathe often at all (they're rarely out of their suits), she must smell like an aged cheese wrapped in old fish and sweaty gym socks, fermented for a good year or two in Tiger ******.
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No bacteria, no bad smell.
And good detail on the previous post quoting the krogans.
Using just what you pointed out about asari's mammaries and larger pores than humans. That leads me to think of other such mammals, like rhinoceros, elephants and cows. Hard for me to picture as soft. Icky.
But I do agree that it should be soft for all the in-game stuff to make sense.
DevilBeast wrote...
GungFooHustler wrote...
Han Shot First wrote...
Shajar wrote...
Anyone needs a brush to clean those scales from bed and chair's?
Anyone need a bar of soap for Tali? Considering that Quarians don't bathe often at all (they're rarely out of their suits), she must smell like an aged cheese wrapped in old fish and sweaty gym socks, fermented for a good year or two in Tiger ******.
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No bacteria, no bad smell.
And good detail on the previous post quoting the krogans.
Using just what you pointed out about asari's mammaries and larger pores than humans. That leads me to think of other such mammals, like rhinoceros, elephants and cows. Hard for me to picture as soft. Icky.
But I do agree that it should be soft for all the in-game stuff to make sense.
Why are everyone saying that quarians lack bacteria?? From what I remember Rannoch lacked insect life, not microscopic life (which from an evolutionary view wouldn´t make sense either considering how species evolve).
GungFooHustler wrote...
DevilBeast wrote...
GungFooHustler wrote...
Han Shot First wrote...
Shajar wrote...
Anyone needs a brush to clean those scales from bed and chair's?
Anyone need a bar of soap for Tali? Considering that Quarians don't bathe often at all (they're rarely out of their suits), she must smell like an aged cheese wrapped in old fish and sweaty gym socks, fermented for a good year or two in Tiger ******.
.
No bacteria, no bad smell.
And good detail on the previous post quoting the krogans.
Using just what you pointed out about asari's mammaries and larger pores than humans. That leads me to think of other such mammals, like rhinoceros, elephants and cows. Hard for me to picture as soft. Icky.
But I do agree that it should be soft for all the in-game stuff to make sense.
Why are everyone saying that quarians lack bacteria?? From what I remember Rannoch lacked insect life, not microscopic life (which from an evolutionary view wouldn´t make sense either considering how species evolve).
They wear environmental suits. Don't you notice when they talk about suit punctures, infection and sickness?
They have weak immune systems. When bacteria gets into the suit they get sick. It must be inferred that normally there is no bacteria inside their suits, and therefore there wouldn't be a bad smell.
Modifié par MegaBadExample, 01 juin 2012 - 10:04 .
Your comment was funnier before you edited it ...MegaBadExample wrote...
^ Really doubt it.
She probably doesn't smell like that. More like some sort of disinfectant. Actually prefer what I said before now.CptData wrote...
Your comment was funnier before you edited it ...MegaBadExample wrote...
^ Really doubt it.
Modifié par MegaBadExample, 01 juin 2012 - 10:13 .
Modifié par CptData, 01 juin 2012 - 10:14 .
Modifié par MegaBadExample, 01 juin 2012 - 10:19 .
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