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[ironthorns]

Okay okay - question to all the Foreigners!

What are your favourite foods? And how are they made?

I swear this is important.

Also if somebody were, you know, writing a kind of story, which may or may not involve Foreigners, what's the rule of thumb for your biology?

...Asking for a friend.

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[She politely waited until he was done with said boogie--mostly for her own amusement--before deciding to drop the bad news:]

Would this be a bad time then to mention that not all Foreigners reproduce alike?

I'm not saying there are any of us that do lay eggs, but...well, for example, I know at least one of us is a robot. Pretty sure she doesn't reproduce at all.

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[ironthorns]

Nope, it was mostly the egg-laying part.

...Hmm... If she's a robot, does that mean no biological parts at all?

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I honestly have no idea.

[Which she emphasized with a half-hearted shrug.]

Not really something I ever thought to ask about. We don't talk much, and I don't know how sensitive she might be about the subject, so...

[Yeah.]

You should've just asked if anybody here lays eggs in the first place. You'd have a lot better chance of figuring out if you really did win sooner. And I'm pretty sure it's a conversation starter you don't hear often.

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[ironthorns]

...This is more fun though.

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[backwordscompatible]

I'll give you that.

It's certainly one of the more entertaining conversations I've had over the network in a while.

video; I'm sorry I couldn't resist

[highprofilerichkid]

She's pulling your leg. We definitely lay eggs.

[TONY. NO.]

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[wintershepherd]

This is like a whole new spin on the "birds and bees" talk.

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[She resisted the urge to snort at his comment.]

It's already way more interesting than the version they gave us in school, that's for sure.