...[/youtube]tomvw said:Mordin's little Gilbert and Sullivan routine. I couldn't stop laughing after that.
"A scientist Salarian", hilarious.
I can't imagine what the recording sessions for that scene must've been like.TsunamiWombat said:...[/youtube]tomvw said:Mordin's little Gilbert and Sullivan routine. I couldn't stop laughing after that.
"A scientist Salarian", hilarious.
Which is especially hilarious if you begin exiting the room near the end of the conversation- a glitch in the system continues the conversation after you've left the room, meaning the quarian's saying, "Um, excuse me, human! Private conversation!" when you're not even in the room.MelasZepheos said:Excuse me human, private conversation.
If you've met them, you'll know.
Agreed, I too thought that exchange of dialouge was pretty well executed.ShotgunSmoke said:Ashley Williams: That puts a whole new spin on the phrase "drop on the floor and give me twenty".
Commander Shepard: You still sassin' me soldier? I think you need more physical training.
Ashley Williams: Tsk. Now, skipper, what will it take to prove I'm in prime condition?
Funny enough, that's exactly along the lines of what Zaeed says.Katana314 said:ME2, when attempting to recruit someone to your party, but he has a problem he needs your help with first.
Shepard: Just once, I'd like for someone to say "Yes, certainly, I'll help you save the galaxy! Just let me go grab my stuff!"
He gives you advice for Thane as well, something along the lines of "oral contact can has halucinations in humans."Uilleand said:Mordin: "So don't *cough* ingest..."
I died. Like ded from the dying.
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Wow, you got that [i/]SO[/i] wrong.Spiner909 said:All these are from ME2.
"That means Albert Einstein is the most dangerous mother****** in this damn galaxy! Now Private, what is Nikolai Tesla's Third Law?" Random group of soldiers in the Citadel.