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Jade Blackwind
Alexylva Paradox
Low-Class
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Posted - 2014.07.10 07:10:00 -
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Elmund Egivand wrote:Enjoy your heavy metal poisoning. Once I had to endure a nearly two-hour flight from Hek to Ammold in a baseliner passenger shuttle, economy class. Minmatar economy class (most of that time was spent aligning and waiting for the gate clearance). The guy I was sitting next to, a rather unwashed and bearded Sebbie, was listening to death rustcore at maximum volume, all the way until the shuttle docked.
Uh... What I was about? Ah. Heavy metal poisoning. It is bad for your health. |
Jade Blackwind
Alexylva Paradox
Low-Class
115
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Posted - 2014.07.10 08:58:00 -
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He had a perfect opportunity to kill an apparently Demented egger and missed it. Weakling. |
Jade Blackwind
Alexylva Paradox
Low-Class
117
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Posted - 2014.07.10 13:41:00 -
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Jinari Otsito wrote:I remember I once undocked and flew my ship around a bit, making ISK. Then I docked again and left the pod.
True story and clearly very rare, if one is to believe the IGS. Most ISK-making activities are quite boring - like almost every job in the universe. Especially so if it was mining. Sniffing Arkonor and throwing random crew members out of the airlock while listening to rustcore beats mining everyday.
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Jade Blackwind
Alexylva Paradox
Low-Class
127
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Posted - 2014.07.15 07:28:00 -
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Sibyyl wrote:Pieter Tuulinen wrote:Seriously, Sibbyl, your ship sounds like a turn-of-last-century death trap. Also, is ANYONE less than 135cm tall? Pre-Jovian mechanically spooled blast naselles with poor radiation containment and with a hull that barely keeps heavy leakage currents out of our rubber soles? It so happens that these old hulls make this razor thin margin business more bearable. My crew generally makes thirty percent more than in ships of comparable size and function. We bathe in radiation every time we slingshot past a blue sun. We're always inches away from debris shooting through armor plates and right through our lungs. There are viruses that have been known to travel half a planetary system with their genetic innards intact and ready to be emptied into a victim's cells. Hazards are a way of life, are they not? This combo of aesthetical and business choices will perma-kill you one day, as you must surely expect, but probably in a way you expect the least.
If it's true, of course. |
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