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Fungus Causes Farming Trouble
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Erica Dusette
Division 13
#41 - 2014-01-27 09:42:54 UTC
Well I think some of that pillow-talk is relevant seeing as this is how some fungal infections spread.

In fact I can empathize with this article, not personally, but from a pilot of mine who recently found herself unable to stay in her pod for long. Apparently she had a strain of thrush among other things, causing such a bad itch that she was unable to farm sleeper drones for days.

Kids today.

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Leopold Caine
Stillwater Corporation
#42 - 2014-01-27 11:35:39 UTC
That sounds unfortunate. I suppose a new clone would've taken care of such an issue however?


Stitcher wrote:
It explains much about you that you confuse pillow-talk with banter.


I did say 'Caldari pillow-talk'.

I'd advise to find time for some proof-reading training between those skillbook queues.
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Erica Dusette
Division 13
#43 - 2014-01-27 11:44:38 UTC
Leopold Caine wrote:
That sounds unfortunate. I suppose a new clone would've taken care of such an issue however?

True, although that's a rather drastic solution Mr Caine.

Easily fixed with a 5 ISK tube of anti-fungal ointment, applied twice daily until the tube is consumed.

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I did say 'Caldari pillow-talk'.

Don't underestimate the Gallente in this skill.

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Khimi Harar
#44 - 2014-01-28 14:04:34 UTC
Erica Dusette wrote:
Leopold Caine wrote:
That sounds unfortunate. I suppose a new clone would've taken care of such an issue however?

True, although that's a rather drastic solution Mr Caine.

Easily fixed with a 5 ISK tube of anti-fungal ointment, applied twice daily until the tube is consumed.

Quote:
I did say 'Caldari pillow-talk'.

Don't underestimate the Gallente in this skill.


Indeed, I've been told that in matters of the bedroom, many Galente specialise in talk.

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#45 - 2014-01-29 13:05:34 UTC
Karynn Denton wrote:
This article got me thinking over a few things;

- first and foremost; does the fungus get you high?

- it was mentioned that Amarrian wheat, tomatoes and onions were affected. I wonder if the fungus exclusively attacks Amarrian plants, or just any foreign plant? I wonder what applications there may be for a fungus that specifically targets Amarrian plant-life?

- it's as if the planet has developed a defense to foreign invaders... how would the fungus react in another planet's soil?

I'm sure some proper scientists who know about planetside stuff will come up with answers. Fascinating reading, though.


I've heard legend tell of an ancient Terran author by the name of Peter Hamilton and his tome "The Great North Road."

I do wonder... are we sure the planet itself is not sentient and that we are not experiencing a global autoimmune response?

Thank me later :D
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