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[vykvyper1]

again:

[chool77]

*one week after shep and tali sleep together*
shep: so how is your fever?
tali: oh im doing *cough cough* good
shep: you sure your ok?
tali: i told yo--*cough cough hack hack cough* ooo i dont feel so good *falls over with a thud*



shep:

Modifié par chool77, 25 mars 2010 - 04:21 .

[gkillerrin]

Himmelstor wrote...

phonypapercut56 wrote...

Himmelstor wrote...

gkillerrin wrote...

Hey Doc, I'm looking for your views on if Quarians have hair?
we all pretty much came to a decision that they do earlier? what do you think?

Will. Not. Speculate.
But is likely. Quarians mammals.
Very likely kept short, however.

I am disappointed Doc. Quarians may be analogous to mammals (although they might not even be that) but calling them mammals doesn't make sense. Asari have mammary glands, yet are apparently hairless. Also, keeping hair short would require regular removal of helmet which would require immuno-booster to be taken. Seems like a large waste of resources to me.

*sighs* Should be more specific?
Suit would NOT be determining factor.
Have only been in suit 327 years. Not enough time for evolutionary change.
And while asari have many characteristics of mammals, technically aren't.

good reason doc
my reason was they do because plants can only survive on Rannoch with the help from larger animals, so hair would be very helpful for collecting the pollen, and then either the pollen just falls off, or the quarian shakes hair (of corse this is the slimmed down version of my very logical statement earlier)

[BTG_01]

Phil725 wrote...

phonypapercut56 wrote...

Himmelstor wrote...

gkillerrin wrote...

Hey Doc, I'm looking for your views on if Quarians have hair?
we all pretty much came to a decision that they do earlier? what do you think?

Will. Not. Speculate.
But is likely. Quarians mammals.
Very likely kept short, however.

I am disappointed Doc. Quarians may be analogous to mammals (although they might not even be that) but calling them mammals doesn't make sense. Asari have mammary glands, yet are apparently hairless. Also, keeping hair short would require regular removal of helmet which would require immuno-booster to be taken. Seems like a large waste of resources to me.

Who's to say the suit can't take care of hair grooming needs automatically?  It's sci-fi 200 years in the future.  Go crazy

I don't know the details of suit maintenence/repair and everything, but I would assume they have to take their helmets off at some point.  Could handle it then. 

And I don't see how waste of resources is a concern.  Do you have any idea how many resources we waste on pointless crap?

Not a suit expert, but wouldn't eating and getting rid of bodily waste also involve regular helmet removals?

[Azint]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Azint wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...
Oh you should have seen those sheets after last night.:wub:

Sick, man that is just sick.

What I spilled wine on them?

Clumsy of you.

[videowiz186]

videowiz186 wrote...

Himmelstor wrote...

videowiz186 wrote...

videowiz186 wrote...

Shameless Self Promotion!
Have completed Final part of Salvation or Destruction!
Story has ended. Read. Comment. Or will toss out nearest airlock.
Joking. But read. Will be appreciated.

Carry over.

With music:

Again. But with Doctor's music.

Again.

[Phil725]

BTG_01 wrote...

Phil725 wrote...

phonypapercut56 wrote...
*snip*
I am disappointed Doc. Quarians may be analogous to mammals (although they might not even be that) but calling them mammals doesn't make sense. Asari have mammary glands, yet are apparently hairless. Also, keeping hair short would require regular removal of helmet which would require immuno-booster to be taken. Seems like a large waste of resources to me.

Who's to say the suit can't take care of hair grooming needs automatically?  It's sci-fi 200 years in the future.  Go crazy

I don't know the details of suit maintenence/repair and everything, but I would assume they have to take their helmets off at some point.  Could handle it then. 

And I don't see how waste of resources is a concern.  Do you have any idea how many resources we waste on pointless crap?

Not a suit expert, but wouldn't eating and getting rid of bodily waste also involve regular helmet removals?

They have methods of safely eating/disposing of waste built into the suit.  I don't know the methods off hand, I believe they're detailed in Ascension.

[MasterMegatron]

BTG_01 wrote...

Phil725 wrote...

phonypapercut56 wrote...

Himmelstor wrote...

gkillerrin wrote...

Hey Doc, I'm looking for your views on if Quarians have hair?
we all pretty much came to a decision that they do earlier? what do you think?

Will. Not. Speculate.
But is likely. Quarians mammals.
Very likely kept short, however.

I am disappointed Doc. Quarians may be analogous to mammals (although they might not even be that) but calling them mammals doesn't make sense. Asari have mammary glands, yet are apparently hairless. Also, keeping hair short would require regular removal of helmet which would require immuno-booster to be taken. Seems like a large waste of resources to me.

Who's to say the suit can't take care of hair grooming needs automatically?  It's sci-fi 200 years in the future.  Go crazy

I don't know the details of suit maintenence/repair and everything, but I would assume they have to take their helmets off at some point.  Could handle it then. 

And I don't see how waste of resources is a concern.  Do you have any idea how many resources we waste on pointless crap?

Not a suit expert, but wouldn't eating and getting rid of bodily waste also involve regular helmet removals?

The suit takes care of the waste, and there is an input port for food.

[greywarden1212]

MasterMegatron wrote...

BTG_01 wrote...

Phil725 wrote...

phonypapercut56 wrote...

Himmelstor wrote...

gkillerrin wrote...

Hey Doc, I'm looking for your views on if Quarians have hair?
we all pretty much came to a decision that they do earlier? what do you think?

Will. Not. Speculate.
But is likely. Quarians mammals.
Very likely kept short, however.

I am disappointed Doc. Quarians may be analogous to mammals (although they might not even be that) but calling them mammals doesn't make sense. Asari have mammary glands, yet are apparently hairless. Also, keeping hair short would require regular removal of helmet which would require immuno-booster to be taken. Seems like a large waste of resources to me.

Who's to say the suit can't take care of hair grooming needs automatically?  It's sci-fi 200 years in the future.  Go crazy

I don't know the details of suit maintenence/repair and everything, but I would assume they have to take their helmets off at some point.  Could handle it then. 

And I don't see how waste of resources is a concern.  Do you have any idea how many resources we waste on pointless crap?

Not a suit expert, but wouldn't eating and getting rid of bodily waste also involve regular helmet removals?

The suit takes care of the waste, and there is an input port for food.

XD poop is the food lol

[vykvyper1]

do some voting for Tali

[Gust4v]

I like this pic:


Anyway, new poll about best squad mate  voice.

[BTG_01]

Question: Is the weak Quarian immune system an evolutionary trait that developed after they were exiled? Everyone seems to act like it is, but that doesn't seem possible given that they've only been on the fleet for a couple generations. I know their immune systems were'nt that great to begin with, but I don't see a reason why they shouldn't still be suited to their homeworld if they ever return. Obviously adult Quarians who've had no exposure to diseases would be at risk, but the next generation of Quarians should be fine if they grow up there, right?

[Azint]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Yeah I know.

Was expensive bottle too.

How fortuitous, it was dextro-amino based.

[chool77]

so no one would go "fuuuu" in the comic i just described?

[BBCH]

This thread is intimidating. My mind's drawing a blank.

[greywarden1212]

i like this pic-

[Himmelstor]

BTG_01 wrote...

Question: Is the weak Quarian immune system an evolutionary trait that developed after they were exiled? Everyone seems to act like it is, but that doesn't seem possible given that they've only been on the fleet for a couple generations. I know their immune systems were'nt that great to begin with, but I don't see a reason why they shouldn't still be suited to their homeworld if they ever return. Obviously adult Quarians who've had no exposure to diseases would be at risk, but the next generation of Quarians should be fine if they grow up there, right?

No. Was weaker to begin with due to apparant lack of insect life on Rannoch. Diseases developed to be beneficial.
Then during exile, exposure to disease eliminated. Already weaker than normal immune systems suffered.