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[GuardianAngel470]

Azint wrote...

GuardianAngel470 wrote...

Oh, I know that.  The only thing that experiment told me is what I already know: That you should never judge people by their reputation.  I know for a fact now what I suspected before, that not all fans of a sweet and innocent character are good and that not all members of the Cult of Tali are bad (I use Cult of Tali as a means of conveying the negative connotation about the Tali fans, not representative of my opinion).

I have had a friend who was extremely honorable and likable.  If he gave you his word then he kept it.  There was just one flaw: He grew his own poppies for the purpose of making opium.  I know that his addiction doesn't make him a bad person just like someone who follows the law may or may not be a good person.  You should never judge a person by the way their actions appear to portray them.  That is all the experiment confirmed for me.

Well I guess your experiment was a success.

Yes, yes it was.

[Goat_Shepard]

sergio71785 wrote...

 

"The commanding officer is ashore. XO Tali has the deck."

Message on omni-tool: Pssst... I'm not really ashore, I'm in the airlock. You know, it did a decontamination cycle... come 'ere... 

Ahahaha "XO Tali is ashore, XO Pressly has the deck"

GuardianAngel470 wrote...

Oh, I know that.  The only thing
that experiment told me is what I already know: That you should never
judge people by their reputation.  I know for a fact now what I
suspected before, that not all fans of a sweet and innocent character
are good and that not all members of the Cult of Tali are bad (I use
Cult of Tali as a means of conveying the negative connotation about the
Tali fans, not representative of my opinion).

I have had a friend
who was extremely honorable and likable.  If he gave you his word then
he kept it.  There was just one flaw: He grew his own poppies for the
purpose of making opium.  I know that his addiction doesn't make him a
bad person just like someone who follows the law may or may not be a
good person.  You should never judge a person by the way their actions
appear to portray them.  That is all the experiment confirmed for me.

[sergio71785]

Strawberry Kiwi wrote...
Considering this is on the original Normandy, she'd probably not get the hint right away...

Click to enlarge.

[Azint]

SU37 wrote...

Azint wrote...

That makes you a slow learner.

o_O

Oh gee, maybe that's why I have a C- in math.

The only classes I did poorly in were Geometry , Statistics, and Chemistry.

Geometry contradicts itself many times, made composition very diifcult. Statistics and Chemistry just never clicked with me. Though I had stellar grades in Algebra and Trigonometry, but then again, they are easy subjects...

[modsoft]

Goat_Shepard wrote...

SU37 wrote...

Hmm... I want to see one of those Quarian dancers Tali mentions...

Explain.

I believe its on Omega, when you are in Afterlife, Tali makes a comment about how "Quarian dancers are respected among our people" or something similar. (Contrasting to the way the dancers are being displayed/treated in Afterlife)

Correct me if im wrong though...

[Azint]

modsoft wrote...

Goat_Shepard wrote...

SU37 wrote...

Hmm... I want to see one of those Quarian dancers Tali mentions...

Explain.

I believe its on Omega, when you are in Afterlife, Tali makes a comment about how "Quarian dancers are respected among our people" or something similar. (Contrasting to the way the dancers are being displayed/treated in Afterlife)

Correct me if im wrong though...

You are wrong. It was Chora's Den.

[R34P3RR3D33M3R]

modsoft wrote...

Goat_Shepard wrote...

SU37 wrote...

Hmm... I want to see one of those Quarian dancers Tali mentions...

Explain.

I believe its on Omega, when you are in Afterlife, Tali makes a comment about how "Quarian dancers are respected among our people" or something similar. (Contrasting to the way the dancers are being displayed/treated in Afterlife)

Correct me if im wrong though...

Chora's Den, not Afterlife.
Something like "Dancers are well-respected among my people, but I get the feeling these women are not held in high regard."

[sergio71785]

modsoft wrote...
I believe its on Omega, when you are in Afterlife, Tali makes a comment about how "Quarian dancers are respected among our people" or something similar. (Contrasting to the way the dancers are being displayed/treated in Afterlife)

Correct me if im wrong though...

You're half right. She does say that, but it was in Chora's Den back in ME1.

[Strawberry Kiwi]

modsoft wrote...

Goat_Shepard wrote...

SU37 wrote...

Hmm... I want to see one of those Quarian dancers Tali mentions...

Explain.

I believe its on Omega, when you are in Afterlife, Tali makes a comment about how "Quarian dancers are respected among our people" or something similar. (Contrasting to the way the dancers are being displayed/treated in Afterlife)

Correct me if im wrong though...

That's Chora's Den in ME1.

[modsoft]

Azint wrote...

modsoft wrote...

Goat_Shepard wrote...

SU37 wrote...

Hmm... I want to see one of those Quarian dancers Tali mentions...

Explain.

I believe its on Omega, when you are in Afterlife, Tali makes a comment about how "Quarian dancers are respected among our people" or something similar. (Contrasting to the way the dancers are being displayed/treated in Afterlife)

Correct me if im wrong though...

You are wrong. It was Chora's Den.

Ah, yes. I thought while I was typing it wether it was Chora's Den or Afterlife...

[Azint]

SU37 wrote...

I failed just about every Algebra test last year, yet still managed a very low B. I haven't taken Chemistry yet, that's next year for me. Art and Gym are my faves...

I am rather fond of Art. Though the only thing I enjoyed about Gym was playing soccer/football.

[Strawberry Kiwi]

SU37 wrote...

Azint wrote...

The only classes I did poorly in were Geometry , Statistics, and Chemistry.

Geometry contradicts itself many times, made composition very diifcult. Statistics and Chemistry just never clicked with me. Though I had stellar grades in Algebra and Trigonometry, but then again, they are easy subjects...

I failed just about every Algebra test last year, yet still managed a very low B. I haven't taken Chemistry yet, that's next year for me. Art and Gym are my faves...

I dispise Gym...
Edit: Yes, it's because I'm lazy. 

Modifié par Strawberry Kiwi, 02 avril 2010 - 07:23 .

[sergio71785]

 

[Azint]

Strawberry Kiwi wrote...

I dispise Gym...
Edit: Yes, it's because I'm lazy. 

Go run a few miles.

[Azint]

SU37 wrote...

Azint wrote...

SU37 wrote...

I failed just about every Algebra test last year, yet still managed a very low B. I haven't taken Chemistry yet, that's next year for me. Art and Gym are my faves...

I am rather fond of Art. Though the only thing I enjoyed about Gym was playing soccer/football.

I don't really care for football; baseball is much better. I don't mind weight lifting either. I also have been considering taking photography.

Oh no, I hate playing football, I was meaning soccer. And Photography is nice if you are getting into Art majors.

[Pauravi]

Azint wrote...

SU37 wrote...

Azint wrote...

That makes you a slow learner.

o_O

Oh gee, maybe that's why I have a C- in math.

The only classes I did poorly in were Geometry , Statistics, and Chemistry.

Geometry contradicts itself many times

I can guarantee that geometry is not self-contradictory.  Maybe your teacher explained things poorly, but many, many people smarter than either of us have spent the last two and a half millenia figuring out the finer points of geometry.  It works, I promise.

[spryforadeadguy]

sergio71785 wrote...

 

Ah, drone bowling, the most respected quarian sport.  

[sergio71785]