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Tsao Aubbes Imperial Mining Incorporated Brothers of Tangra 25	Posted - 2017.01.14 03:38:06 - [391] - Quote Persephone Alleile wrote: Do you have any addictions/bad habits you wish you could be free of? I have a really annoying habit of making things so awkward that it kills conversations on routers. I'm going to try do avoid doing that, but, well, it isn't very easy. So. Slow change, I guess. What is your least favorite drone? Drone Region Resident - ORE Fangirl
Elmund Egivand Federal Defense Union Gallente Federation 1884	Posted - 2017.01.14 06:19:47 - [392] - Quote Tsao Aubbes wrote: Persephone Alleile wrote: Do you have any addictions/bad habits you wish you could be free of? I have a really annoying habit of making things so awkward that it kills conversations on routers. I'm going to try do avoid doing that, but, well, it isn't very easy. So. Slow change, I guess. What is your least favorite drone? Combat drones? Probably the Caldari line of combat drones. I have no problems with the logistic drones. For electronic warfare drones, well, the EC drones especially when used against me but who likes getting jammed out by a flight of EC drones? For any drones not launched by the drone bay, my least favourite would be these mouse drones that run on the tiny wheels. The chassis is useless for anything. They can't go into the vents because they can't climb, they can't reach any damage areas that are not on the floor, they can't handle rough terrain and they tend to just flip over whenever a starship receives a hard knock. No surprise the design was phased out within a year. Favourite complement with Long Limbed Roes? A Minmatar warship is like a rusting Beetle with 500 horsepower Cardillac engines in the rear, armour plating bolted to chassis and a M2 Browning stuck on top.
Arrendis GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation 2896	Posted - 2017.01.14 14:42:51 - [393] - Quote Elmund Egivand wrote: Favourite complement with Long Limbed Roes? Only compliment I've ever gotten with Long-Limbed Roes was 'you fine, baby, lemme give you mah me-' Oh, oh, complement... sorry... uhm.... lots and lots of whiskey to deal with the fact that someone's sent me long-limbed roe. What's the worst backhanded compliment you've ever gotten?
Elmund Egivand Federal Defense Union Gallente Federation 1887	Posted - 2017.01.14 15:50:13 - [394] - Quote Arrendis wrote: Elmund Egivand wrote: Favourite complement with Long Limbed Roes? Only compliment I've ever gotten with Long-Limbed Roes was 'you fine, baby, lemme give you mah me-' Oh, oh, complement... sorry... uhm.... lots and lots of whiskey to deal with the fact that someone's sent me long-limbed roe. What's the worst backhanded compliment you've ever gotten? So far? "GF". Is it better to thrash-talk your opponents or it's much better to remain absolutely silent? A Minmatar warship is like a rusting Beetle with 500 horsepower Cardillac engines in the rear, armour plating bolted to chassis and a M2 Browning stuck on top.
Mizhara Del'thul Coreli Corporation Mercenary Coalition 1075	Posted - 2017.01.14 15:52:05 - [395] - Quote Elmund Egivand wrote: Is it better to thrash-talk your opponents or it's much better to remain absolutely silent? There's professionals and then there's childish boors. What do you own as a capsuleer that is the most unique?
Elmund Egivand Federal Defense Union Gallente Federation 1887	Posted - 2017.01.14 16:04:07 - [396] - Quote Mizhara Del'thul wrote: Elmund Egivand wrote: Is it better to thrash-talk your opponents or it's much better to remain absolutely silent? There's professionals and then there's childish boors. What do you own as a capsuleer that is the most unique? Probably this rifle my gramps built and has since passed down as a sort of family heirloom. Wooden stock, bolt-action, very robust, immune to humidity and weather, fires 10mm shells, can pierce a Paladin's armour from long distances. From the top of the mountain to the village right at the bottom, so my gramps asserted. Never seen this make in any gun shop anywhere. Fired it occasionally to make sure it's working properly every once in a while. Can't confirm that it can punch through a Paladin's helmet but the shot did punch right through the plated ceiling and very nearly hit two neighbours two storeys up during one of my maintenance cycles. I can confirm that the rifle will still fire after it's dropped into the mud or left in high humidity environment for a month. Who here actually enjoys long limbed roes? A Minmatar warship is like a rusting Beetle with 500 horsepower Cardillac engines in the rear, armour plating bolted to chassis and a M2 Browning stuck on top.
Mizhara Del'thul Coreli Corporation Mercenary Coalition 1075	Posted - 2017.01.14 16:08:43 - [397] - Quote Elmund Egivand wrote: Who here actually enjoys long limbed roes? I honestly don't actually know what they are. Clarification on the previous question: What's the most unique thing you own as a capsuleer? Not baseliner stuff, but things only available to us as capsuleers. Insorum Components, unique ships, rare items or things found in space, and so on?
Elmund Egivand Federal Defense Union Gallente Federation 1887	Posted - 2017.01.14 16:14:12 - [398] - Quote Mizhara Del'thul wrote: Elmund Egivand wrote: Who here actually enjoys long limbed roes? I honestly don't actually know what they are. Clarification on the previous question: What's the most unique thing you own as a capsuleer? Not baseliner stuff, but things only available to us as capsuleers. Insorum Components, unique ships, rare items or things found in space, and so on? Just this Gnosis and Sunesis which I do not have any idea what to do with. Probably will sell it off, I guess? I think I got a Gecko off something that launches drones but I'm probably remembering it wrong. What's the worst part of capsuleer training, in your opinion? A Minmatar warship is like a rusting Beetle with 500 horsepower Cardillac engines in the rear, armour plating bolted to chassis and a M2 Browning stuck on top.
Che Biko Alexylva Paradox 866	Posted - 2017.01.14 18:18:13 - [399] - Quote When I was in training: shock simulations. But if I was in training now, I might say the voluntary euthanasia. In what way did the first time you died affect you? Coordination Channel for Consolidated Space Rescue Cooperation Open Letter to the Aidonis Foundation Directorate
Kolodi Ramal Sanxing 304	Posted - 2017.01.14 18:27:25 - [400] - Quote Elmund Egivand wrote: What's the worst part of capsuleer training, in your opinion? There was a lot to compete for that, but... Probably seeing seeing somebody get pulled out of the shock sim having one of those conscious seizures where they get to spend their last minute 1) in pain and 2) knowing they're about to die. And then them dying. edit: Forgot to ask a question but Mr. Biko asked one anyway.

Agiri Falken State War Academy Caldari State 226	Posted - 2017.01.14 18:34:17 - [401] - Quote Che Biko wrote: When I was in training: shock simulations. But if I was in training now, I might say the voluntary euthanasia. In what way did the first time you died affect you? I woke up in a CRU, and started laughing my ass off when I realized I'd left my last **** at the epicenter of a thermonuclear detonation right along with my then current clone. Kinda liberating, really. And one hell of a rush. Have you ever hit a point where you wonder if you're the same person after one too many clones? If so, how did you feel about it?
Saille Horo'Sha Pandemic Horde Inc. Pandemic Horde 3	Posted - 2017.01.14 18:49:32 - [402] - Quote Che Biko wrote: In what way did the first time you died affect you? Well, the first time I slept after dying was rather unpleasant. A nightmare of getting killed in a variety of creative ways over and over again what what felt like hours. You know how you're supposed to wake up after dying in a dream? Turns out that if you know you'll just get shoved into a fresh clone, you can just keep the dream going. Not that I'd recommend it. I needed a LONG shower after that. How did you find out that you had the DNA markers needed to be a capsuleer? I barely have the ISK to keep myself flying. I'm a terrible pilot. I'm an even worse businesswoman. I'm not even sure what half my ship's controls are for. But in some small way, I'm helping. And I couldn't be happier.
kul Shaishi Yurai-Tenshin Zaibatsu 16	Posted - 2017.01.14 20:23:03 - [403] - Quote would you rather be visited by people from an alternate universe or lose your capsule
Arrendis GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation 2903	Posted - 2017.01.14 21:04:54 - [404] - Quote kul Shaishi wrote: would you rather be visited by people from an alternate universe or lose your capsule Visited by people from an alternate universe. Are people from another universe edible?
Jev North Hyperpredator Rest Home 530	Posted - 2017.01.14 22:17:26 - [405] - Quote That depends on whether their universe is symmetric or mirror-symmetric with ours. If the latter, I guess you could still eat them, you just wouldn't digest them very well. What do you do when you're feeling perfectly content, and want to keep that feeling going? Das ist schmutzig, falsch und moralisch höchst verwerflich. Bin dabei.
Loai Qerl Societas Imperialis Sceptri Coronaeque 114	Posted - 2017.01.14 22:46:56 - [406] - Quote Jev North wrote: What do you do when you're feeling perfectly content, and want to keep that feeling going? I do something that I've been meaning to do but putting off, like a bit of correspondence or a sales contract or a little mining, then a shower and delivery food. It doesn't matter what the food is, just that I don't have to cook it. <3 What is the single object you've owned the longest?
Aria Jenneth Societas Imperialis Sceptri Coronaeque 2864	Posted - 2017.01.14 22:50:18 - [407] - Quote Jev North wrote: That depends on whether their universe is symmetric or mirror-symmetric with ours. If the latter, I guess you could still eat them, you just wouldn't digest them very well. What do you do when you're feeling perfectly content, and want to keep that feeling going? I don't think I've ever been perfectly content in a situation where thinking about how to prolong it would help, so mostly I've just avoided doing anything to disturb the moment and enjoyed being where I was, for as long as that lasted. Do you ever wonder whether the universe you arrive in at the other end of a warp or wormhole (including jumping) is the same universe, or just a very similar one? (After all, our methods of transportation get us around the usual rules about the speed of causality by dropping us out of the world in one place and sticking us back into it somewhere else. How sure are we that we're really bobbing back to the surface of the same world?) Does it even matter? Edit: blast it! Um. ... Horribly, the thing I've owned longest is probably the Goblin Spider, the Tengu my predecessor disappeared from. She ... kind of spaced her crew, or, rather, their atmosphere, after which it didn't matter a lot whether the crew itself wound up outside or not. There are a few other ships I've had longer than I've been my subjective self, but, that's the only one with much personal significance. Same question.
Neph Crimson Serpent Syndicate Heiian Conglomerate 724	Posted - 2017.01.15 02:42:55 - [408] - Quote Saille Horo'Sha wrote: How did you find out that you had the DNA markers needed to be a capsuleer? This thread has become terribly convoluted. In the spirit of keeping things confusing, I'm going to jump back to this question. Sorry, Pilot Jenneth. Nobody in my nuclear family had known we were compatible. Apparently, it runs in my mother's blood. Shame so much of it's still in the Kingdom. Anyways, I suspect that even if Ishukone knew (and who's to say they didn't), they wouldn't have offered any of us corporate egger roles. Frankly, I doubt it'd be good internal PR to pass over ethnic Caldari for such a individually-prestigious honor in favor of a handful of Matari. My mother was poached as a published researcher and production officer at what was essentially a small think tank funded directly by Lai Dai (Startower Advanced Gravimetric Solutions) and dropped into logistics management, of all things. Ishukone loves their boast that Anybody Will Rise, but for the funny looking people, it's better that they rise as a group in the role that people expect from them. I can understand and respect that, don't get me wrong. Speculation aside, my mom was only 2nd gen in the State. Unsure loyalties and all; a bold red flag. I've rambled away from answering the question. Apologies. So. You know those shady little booths that suspiciously candid younger women wheel around broad pedestrian roads on planetary cities, the ones that almost would blend in with the grime-covered food cabs and performance artists' pageant wagons if it weren't for the disconcerting array of glass vials and metal tubes atop it and the coat of blown-up Real Endorsements from Real Capsuleers? The ones where they draw your blood while talking really fast and very sweetly and do some loud stuff to it and never actually give it back after they're done and you're floating away on the hot air of false hope? Well, if you don't, expect to find your DNA found at the scene of something grisly or your bank account emptied or a second you running around with a different face. Know that only a fool or an idiot would actually have a lapse of trust long enough to sit down in that chair. Anyways, I was deeply enough intoxicated to be both of those, and my drinking fellows of coincidence had placed what was probably at least five whiskies' worth of money on my compatibility. An aside: never agree to a bet in Ani. Your pockets will empty soon enough in either place, but least in Lonetrek the people walking away with your money won't be so damn charismatic that you'll be happily chasing after them to offer more. Anyways, I ended up giving a bunch of happy men a lot of cheap liquor I didn't have money for later that night. But my interest was piqued. It was probably the first potentially meaningful event I'd experienced in the better part of the year. I shipped a box of my bloodwork to a PTS campus; knowing full well that the Nakugard vendor was lying out her ass to another listless nobody. I was proven wrong twice, I suppose. I promptly went into denial; and how I got my life back together is story I doubt I'll ever tell. But anyways, what was the start of my journey to plastic bones. Stupidest thing you've done while drunk? ~ Gariushi YC110 // Midular YC115 // Yanala YC115 ~ "Orte Jaitovalte sitasuyti ne obuetsa useuut ishu. Ketsiak ishiulyn." -Yakiya Tovil-Toba-taisoka
Julianni Avala Ishukone-Raata Corporate Investment Bank Ishuk-Raata Enforcement Directive 48	Posted - 2017.01.15 04:36:07 - [409] - Quote Neph wrote: Stupidest thing you've done while drunk? Forgive me for being the boring one, but I have yet to become completely drunk. Suppose I haven't been in the position to get to that point. Where do you hope to see yourself in the next few years?
Arrendis GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation 2904	Posted - 2017.01.15 05:03:02 - [410] - Quote Julianni Avala wrote: Where do you hope to see yourself in the next few years? Right where I am, taking care of my guys, and sending as much funding as I can back home. Who do you most regret failing?

Matias Kurovassi Science and Trade Institute Caldari State 31	Posted - 2017.01.15 06:59:07 - [411] - Quote Aria Jenneth wrote: Do you ever wonder whether the universe you arrive in at the other end of a warp or wormhole (including jumping) is the same universe, or just a very similar one? (After all, our methods of transportation get us around the usual rules about the speed of causality by dropping us out of the world in one place and sticking us back into it somewhere else. How sure are we that we're really bobbing back to the surface of the same world?) Does it even matter? No, because my warp drive makes use of the fact that space itself can move at any speed but that doesn't mean causality within that space is violated. However that does seem like a meta-physical question along the lines of: You are in a room with four walls and four doors and don't remember how you got there. If you open a door and enter an exact same room with four walls and four doors and don't remember how you got there is it a different room? An outside observer might say yes, they're different rooms because they exist outside such a paradigm and can see the sequence of rooms but the for the person going through the rooms and not remembering how they got there they can only really observe that they've always existed in the exact same room. So until there's evidence that using a warp-drive or jumping has caused an actual difference in the nature of causality and determinism in the universe before and after then no, it doesn't matter to me. Most amusing clickbait you have seen other than: You won't believe these 10 Reasons Why The Federation Must Be Destroyed?
Saya Ishikari Akagi Initiative Ishuk-Raata Enforcement Directive 434	Posted - 2017.01.15 13:31:32 - [412] - Quote Arrendis wrote: Julianni Avala wrote: Where do you hope to see yourself in the next few years? Right where I am, taking care of my guys, and sending as much funding as I can back home. Who do you most regret failing? That's a toss up between the love of my life, and my last remaining sister. Both tend to bring "If only" to mind rather easily. Is there anyone you would suffer final death for? "At the end of it all, we have only what we've left in our wake to be remembered by." -Kyoko Ishikari, YC 95 - YC 117
Jev North Hyperpredator Rest Home 533	Posted - 2017.01.15 15:18:54 - [413] - Quote Saya Ishikari wrote: Is there anyone you would suffer final death for? I suspect the whole idea of the ultimate, romantic sacrifice was once a meme inserted by social planners to increase the general level of martiality and readiness to die of the population. We're just suffering the results now, a whole lot of pointless drama, and strain on the minds of entertainment writers trying to come up with circumstances contrived enough for self-sacrifice to make even a lick of sense. So, no. Empathically so. In fact, I'd be annoyed if someone had the temerity to die for my sake, too. What in blazes am I supposed to do with the corpse of someone who loved me? Live for me instead. Let's turn that around - what generally held belief or cultural norm really annoys you? Das ist schmutzig, falsch und moralisch höchst verwerflich. Bin dabei.
Matias Kurovassi Kurilaivonen 32	Posted - 2017.01.16 06:43:14 - [414] - Quote Jev North wrote: Let's turn that around - what generally held belief or cultural norm really annoys you? That the pursuit of eradicating contradiction and ensuring consistency of thought in generally held beliefs annoys those who would consider it an act of dissent, treason, subversion, or heresy against the cultural norm of their ideology and politics. I would say that at least could be considered a widely applicable annoyance. What would be your single most horrifying experience in life?
Tsao Aubbes Imperial Mining Incorporated Brothers of Tangra 28	Posted - 2017.01.16 07:32:24 - [415] - Quote Matias Kurovassi wrote: What would be your single most horrifying experience in life? Honestly.. I would have to say capsuleer school. At the very least when I was growing up, I could be awkward alone and in peace. But.. capsuleer school.. I was truly awful at it.. and really nervous. I.. don't know if I would do it again if I had known how it was going to be... I don't really remember much of it.. maybe it's due to all the alpha clone stuff.. or I just forced myself to forget about it without realizing.. What is the worst kind of ore? Drone Region Resident - ORE Fangirl
Elmund Egivand Federal Defense Union Gallente Federation 1895	Posted - 2017.01.16 09:48:12 - [416] - Quote Tsao Aubbes wrote: Matias Kurovassi wrote: What would be your single most horrifying experience in life? Honestly.. I would have to say capsuleer school. At the very least when I was growing up, I could be awkward alone and in peace. But.. capsuleer school.. I was truly awful at it.. and really nervous. I.. don't know if I would do it again if I had known how it was going to be... I don't really remember much of it.. maybe it's due to all the alpha clone stuff.. or I just forced myself to forget about it without realizing.. What is the worst kind of ore? Omber. Just, Omber. They are practically worthless. Were you sponsored into the capsuleer programme or did you or people you know buy you a spot in the programme? A Minmatar warship is like a rusting Beetle with 500 horsepower Cardillac engines in the rear, armour plating bolted to chassis and a M2 Browning stuck on top.
Julianni Avala Ishukone-Raata Corporate Investment Bank Ishuk-Raata Enforcement Directive 51	Posted - 2017.01.16 09:59:23 - [417] - Quote Elmund Egivand wrote: Were you sponsored into the capsuleer programme or did you or people you know buy you a spot in the programme? I was sponsored. During my reeducation process, I was assigned to a family within the Ishukone-Raata Enforcement Directive. They, along with I-RED, sponsored me once I was deemed acceptable. The Avala family is where my last name comes from. Who had the biggest impact on you and who you have become?
Persephone Alleile Tartarus Covert Operations 287	Posted - 2017.01.16 17:46:16 - [418] - Quote Julianni Avala wrote: Who had the biggest impact on you and who you have become? My first CEO Corvidae Crowfoot. He taught me about exploration, wormholes, fleet operation planning, operational security, etc. He has since retired from the capsuleer life, but his professionalism has stayed with me. What is your ideal climate?
Synthetic Cultist Church of The Crimson Saviour Sani-Sabik 560	Posted - 2017.01.16 18:15:58 - [419] - Quote My Ideal Climate is Temperate, with Summers that are Warm but not too Hot, and Winters that are Cool but not Bitterly Cold, as this Climate allows a Variety of Outdoor Activities to take place, which is Important for Healthy Living, as well as Allowing a Wide Range of Acceptable Fashion Styles, which provides Employment for Clothes Designers and Makers. My Question Is: Have you Ever Thought of Someone as a Role Model or Hero/Heroine, and been Disappointed by Some Aspect of their Personality when you Eventually meet Them ? How did you Feel ? Synthia 1, Empress of Kaztropol. It is Written.
Elmund Egivand Federal Defense Union Gallente Federation 1902	Posted - 2017.01.17 10:39:11 - [420] - Quote Synthetic Cultist wrote: My Ideal Climate is Temperate, with Summers that are Warm but not too Hot, and Winters that are Cool but not Bitterly Cold, as this Climate allows a Variety of Outdoor Activities to take place, which is Important for Healthy Living, as well as Allowing a Wide Range of Acceptable Fashion Styles, which provides Employment for Clothes Designers and Makers. My Question Is: Have you Ever Thought of Someone as a Role Model or Hero/Heroine, and been Disappointed by Some Aspect of their Personality when you Eventually meet Them ? How did you Feel ? I might have a role model but that was so long ago, when I was a very young child, that I completely forgot who that is. I had grown up in an environment where I had seen the best and the worst in people on fast forward. Now, when I see a virtuous person, I take that he or she has an unsavoury flip-side in his or her character as granted. Is there anyone you know whom you simply can't find in yourself to like or trust, even though you know that the reason for such dislike and distrust is irrational? A Minmatar warship is like a rusting Beetle with 500 horsepower Cardillac engines in the rear, armour plating bolted to chassis and a M2 Browning stuck on top.



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