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[Felipe 058]

sergio71785 wrote...

The most tragic thing about Tali is her dextro chirality; she'll never get to enjoy cheddar cheez-its.

There are better things she'll miss, and I'm sure there are things Shepard will miss out on as well.

[Archonsg]

Pauravi wrote...

DrathanGervaise wrote...

I'd prefer Tali not have a full body infection personally, but that's the Paragon talking. *shrugs*

Frankly I don't think it makes a difference.  It's like the 5-second rule -- it doesn't get any more contaminated.  Either you don't touch and she doesn't get sick, or you do touch and she does.  More touching or less won't change anything.

Well, there is the issue of more then just touch, such as exchange of bodily fluids.
But, that is why I detest "pure" paragons. As a "puritan paragon" you should say "No, Tali *could* die...not going to do it".
But as a Paragade... "you know what...screw it....and while on that thought...Tali, come here."

[GMR25]

Well.... I'm back from web surfing.... Don't ask me what I saw...

[Archonsg]

GMR25 wrote...

Well.... I'm back from web surfing.... Don't ask me what I saw...

Garrus and Tali?

[MasterMegatron]

Off to figure out how that suit comes off in the first place, then give Tali some lovin'.



Read: Betime for Megatron.

[GMR25]

Archonsg wrote...

GMR25 wrote...

Well.... I'm back from web surfing.... Don't ask me what I saw...

Garrus and Tali?

Worse.... Much worse... Don't ask, just please don't ask...

[Sol243]

GMR25 wrote...

Well.... I'm back from web surfing.... Don't ask me what I saw...

Garrus and a Elcor?

[Goat_Shepard]

GMR25 wrote...

Archonsg wrote...

GMR25 wrote...

Well.... I'm back from web surfing.... Don't ask me what I saw...

Garrus and Tali?

Worse.... Much worse... Don't ask, just please don't ask...

I'll make you feel better



Sorry I love this damn picture so much.

[Felipe 058]

Alright, going off to bed now. As a parting gift, I give you all this.

Keelah se'lai, fellow Talimancers.

[GMR25]

DrathanGervaise wrote...

GMR25 wrote...

Archonsg wrote...

GMR25 wrote...

Well.... I'm back from web surfing.... Don't ask me what I saw...

Garrus and Tali?

Worse.... Much worse... Don't ask, just please don't ask...

*asks.*

I pushed Rule 34 to it's limits.... Turns out, it has no limits as to what is made...
Do NOT ask anymore.

[Pauravi]

sergio71785 wrote...

The most tragic thing about Tali is her dextro chirality; she'll never get to enjoy cheddar cheez-its.

For sure!

I've thought a lot about that, actually -- food is kind of a major deal in most cultures.  A lot of family and community events revolve around food, and going out somewhere to eat is a common activity just in terms of spending time with friends and such.  I imagine that most restaurants in ME have food for both types of DNA, but not being able to share is kind of a bummer.

That said, in actual biology chirality is not as big an issue as they make it out to be.  There are a lot of foods that we consume that contain proteins of opposite chirality; something is not poisonous simply because it contains the "wrong" type of protein.  However, two proteins of opposite chirality DO taste different even if they are otherwise the same compound.  So, even if they could eat our food and us theirs, they would taste differently to us.

[Lareit]

Pauravi wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

The most tragic thing about Tali is her dextro chirality; she'll never get to enjoy cheddar cheez-its.

For sure!

I've thought a lot about that, actually -- food is kind of a major deal in most cultures.  A lot of family and community events revolve around food, and going out somewhere to eat is a common activity just in terms of spending time with friends and such.  I imagine that most restaurants in ME have food for both types of DNA, but not being able to share is kind of a bummer.

That said, in actual biology chirality is not as big an issue as they make it out to be.  There are a lot of foods that we consume that contain proteins of opposite chirality; something is not poisonous simply because it contains the "wrong" type of protein.  However, two proteins of opposite chirality DO taste different even if they are otherwise the same compound.  So, even if they could eat our food and us theirs, they would taste differently to us.

Just want to emphasis this.

People need to be educated. I'm tired of having to teach people these concepts all over again.

[DeathsHands5]

GMR25 wrote...

Well.... I'm back from web surfing.... Don't ask me what I saw...

Two things: why did you tell us then, and I'm pretty sure I know whatcha mean.

[GMR25]

DrathanGervaise wrote...

GMR25 wrote...

DrathanGervaise wrote...

GMR25 wrote...

Archonsg wrote...

GMR25 wrote...

Well.... I'm back from web surfing.... Don't ask me what I saw...

Garrus and Tali?

Worse.... Much worse... Don't ask, just please don't ask...

*asks.*

I pushed Rule 34 to it's limits.... Turns out, it has no limits as to what is made...
Do NOT ask anymore.

*private messages.*

Now you've seen... NEVER ask me to find "it" again...

[Sol243]

Lareit wrote...

Pauravi wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

The most tragic thing about Tali is her dextro chirality; she'll never get to enjoy cheddar cheez-its.

For sure!

I've thought a lot about that, actually -- food is kind of a major deal in most cultures.  A lot of family and community events revolve around food, and going out somewhere to eat is a common activity just in terms of spending time with friends and such.  I imagine that most restaurants in ME have food for both types of DNA, but not being able to share is kind of a bummer.

That said, in actual biology chirality is not as big an issue as they make it out to be.  There are a lot of foods that we consume that contain proteins of opposite chirality; something is not poisonous simply because it contains the "wrong" type of protein.  However, two proteins of opposite chirality DO taste different even if they are otherwise the same compound.  So, even if they could eat our food and us theirs, they would taste differently to us.

Just want to emphasis this.

People need to be educated. I'm tired of having to teach people these concepts all over again.

It's still too bad I can't share a pizza with her.

[Pauravi]

Sol243 wrote...
It's still too bad I can't share a pizza with her.

If Tali were real and dextro-protein based, you probably could.  It just wouldn't taste like pizza to her
Or rather, it wouldn't taste to her like it tastes to you.  Although even if it were a dextro-pizza she probably has different taste receptors.  Which means...

.. aw screw it.

[Goat_Shepard]

Pauravi wrote...

Sol243 wrote...
It's still too bad I can't share a pizza with her.

If Tali were real and dextro-protein based, you probably could.  It just wouldn't taste like pizza to her
Or rather, it wouldn't taste to her like it tastes to you.  Although even if it were a dextro-pizza she probably has different taste receptors.  Which means...

.. aw screw it.

Which begs the question and I know it's been touched on but not fully explained....how does Tali eat? Is it pureed to liquid form and pumped through a tube that leads to her helmet?

[Babjengi]

Sol243 wrote...

Lareit wrote...

Pauravi wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

The most tragic thing about Tali is her dextro chirality; she'll never get to enjoy cheddar cheez-its.

For sure!

I've thought a lot about that, actually -- food is kind of a major deal in most cultures.  A lot of family and community events revolve around food, and going out somewhere to eat is a common activity just in terms of spending time with friends and such.  I imagine that most restaurants in ME have food for both types of DNA, but not being able to share is kind of a bummer.

That said, in actual biology chirality is not as big an issue as they make it out to be.  There are a lot of foods that we consume that contain proteins of opposite chirality; something is not poisonous simply because it contains the "wrong" type of protein.  However, two proteins of opposite chirality DO taste different even if they are otherwise the same compound.  So, even if they could eat our food and us theirs, they would taste differently to us.

Just want to emphasis this.

People need to be educated. I'm tired of having to teach people these concepts all over again.

It's still too bad I can't share a pizza with her.

The chirality thing does provide humor though lol.  "Turians based on dextro-amino acids.  Human ingestion of tissue could provoke allergic reactions.  Anaphylactic shock possible, so don't... um... ingest."
  One of my favorite quotes from the game right there lol