Yet the persistence of Candida is indeed puzzling.
But that wasnât the perfume I was wearing. 
My apologies, it appears I was misinformed.
Perhaps. But I refuse to speculate as to the motives of non-existent entities.
Well youâd hardly need a device as complex as the MCD for that. What youâd want would be an array of protein synthesizers to split and recombine your source materials into edible proteins. The biomachinery for that is far simpler and more widely available.
Probably check in⌠Zainou Biotechâs catalogue, they might have that kind of machine in stock as standard, or could make a custom one for you.
Or any other biotech company of your choice. Zainou was the only Caldari firm I could recall offhand.
Oh no I have fallen into a very cunningly constructed outrage trap from someone who might very well have been there, if some reports are to be believed, and who was utterly fascinated by the generous bosoms that God saw fit to grant me. Whatever can I possibly do now that I am so thoroughly coated in shame ? Oh thatâs right. Nothing.
Anyway, I wasnât nude I was wearing shoes, which is perfectly acceptable partywear in my culture.
And I wasnât behaving indecently either, I had one or two drinks, did a bit of dancing, and that was it. No indecency.
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Furthermore, as I had explained at the time, I did have a dress planned, but CONCORD forces saw fit to shoot down my shuttle that I was travelling to Manarq In, so if you want to blame someone, blame the DED.
I miss all the best partiesâŚ
I missed it too.
Would have been fun.
I had a nice leather harness, chaps and stompy boots too.
Oh well.
Iâm sure plenty of people would love that, lovely. And Iâm certain you would look amazing in that outfitâŚ
But you donât do it for me, Iâm afraid.
I know.
Itâs not about what you were wearing, itâs about what you werenât.
Besides, may I inquire, which exact culture are you referring to? As far as I imagine Amarr Culture, exposing flesh in public is considered a grave sin and a sign of serious deviancy.
While I donât really understand concepts of sin, from our cultural point of view I agree with the second part.
I believe Ms. Valate is from Delve, Commander. Probably refering to some Blood Raider sect.
A nightclub aboard a ship is not a public location. So even if I was nude, I wasnât nude in public.
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It was a place that is generally open and accessible to people. Everyone could come in without effort, no age or social restrictions were posted.
The question though was about your cultural background. Could you be so kind to satiate my curiosity, where visiting cocktail parties without dresses is allowed? Is Ms. Remi right?
Not my chest, Iâd say.
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Well, they should!
Professor Valate. Not âMsâ, if you would.
Also the Blood Raiders are a sect of Sani Sabik, theyâre not a religion in their own right.
And I was referring to Kaztropolis where indeed such attire is appropriate for various private social occasions.
I do recall that name!
Unfortunately, I canât recall about the place anything else besides the name.
What nationality lives there? What are the philosophy and believes of people there?
It does sound though as the norms are somewhat resembling Federal filthy disgraceful decadence, and for sure I am not interested in visiting places that are sickened by gallentean inhuman ideologies! Do you have many gallentes in there?
@Che_Biko
Besides wanting to actually apprehend you for indecent behavior, I forgot to add:
I really wouldnât lose an opportunity to shoot, apprehend or assault Mr. Flavours by other means (which I am not going to list) shall the possibility window open.
But I totally detest that by blaming me in doing so certain people equate me to an attacker who was officially described as being âshortâ and âscrawnyâ.
I do believe we have met before and you should be able to imagine my actual height. For sure, to call me short, one has to be either tall as Kaalakiota Mountains or dumb like Arrendis.
Moreover, as for being âscrawnyâ, under my clothes I am actually quite fit, toned up and muscled. Of course, I am not going to undress for you, but you can believe a word of Caldari Officer.
Thus I demand to not equate me with a short scrawny suspect any further! Any other attempts from you or someone else in doing so I will consider an insult and defamation attempt and might challenge them for that (provided they havenât disgraced themselves for their words to be as empty and useless as ones of Arrendis, and their opinions have actual value).
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