Umm... actually I didn't. The Xenonauts were a group of 'black ops' specialists who were part of the original Battlestar Galactica universe and the poster was a vintage find advertising their book series (hence the Cylon raiders in the top left, the older style Viper fighter in the bottom right and the original book cover model of the Battlestar on the top right.)
I was just trying to imply that by gifting the fertility symbol to the two girls Tina was inviting them to perform Jamaharon with her, rather than getting her pregnant. No one actually knows what jamaharon in other than those who've visited Risa, and so pretty much anything goes for what you'd like her to end up getting involved in.
And the Cho are entirely cloned with 'Progenitors' being chosen approximately once a generation to act as the genetic template for the next batch of broodspawn. Once chosen the Progenitor's genetic material is harvested and used to map a new genome which is then used to produce all the Cho for a given specialty for the next generation. As such only the Cho seen to exemplify their career path most clearly is ever chosen as a Progenitor, and being chosen is seen as the highest honour which can be bestowed on any Cho.
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The fact she'd given a symbol of the fertility goddess to the two girls would be a pretty heavy come-on for the Neons, pretty much the equivalent of a human girl walking up to someone in the street, flipping up her skirt, dropping her panties and then rubbing her fingers over her shaved, engorged and dripping cunt while winking back at them and licking her lips.
Exactly, but rather than just having a 'super-soldier' they'd also have a super-scientist, super-artist, super-diplomat, super-trader, not to forget the super-whore, along with many others.
Some of the greatest achievements have come about from unexpected sources. A mathematician may find a new harmonic waveform which makes for good music, a chef may devise a new form of biochemical warfare and a whore may turn out to be a highly skilled diplomat.
The Cho were engineered by the Glutons, before being ordered to eradicate their parent race during a civil war, and while they have enough knowledge to be able to clone new, pure and stable generations every few years they haven't the knowledge to functionally manipulate their genomes.
If anything the average Cho is even more neurotic than an average human, as they're told from 'birth' that they've been made as a 'perfect' version of what they're supposed to be and then have to compete against their brood batch to prove that they are somehow better than all the duplicates. This leads to a fear of being deemed 'imperfect' or flawed in any way, as it will lead to the individual being forgotten to history.
Philosophy tends to be quite prevalent amongst the Cho, with all walks of life leaning towards an introspective and contemplative attitude towards life, and the question of the future of the Cho race is raised by almost every generation.
Since the Cho weren't the ones who made the decision, and instead are simply working from the position the Glutons left them in once their race were destroyed, the ethics of the decision are often hotly debated.
Sexuality exists in differing levels within the different classes, and as you said the traders, diplomats and entertainers tend to have heightened emotions compared to the soldiers, workers and scientists. However experiments in previous generations have show emotional stimuli to be highly valuable traits in all walks of life and even soldiers have some level of emotional context with which to motivate their actions.
