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[Rick Lowe]

Maybe, but I prefer the less-creepy version.
And aside from Rachel  , the movie was still a lot of fun and entertaining - so I'm not complaining.

[scooter]

Stolen from The Heinlein Society page on Nannybook:

[jcf]

Maybe, but I prefer the less-creepy version.
And aside from Rachel  , the movie was still a lot of fun and entertaining - so I'm not complaining.

All I'm talking about is the characterization of Imhotep/Ardan Bey, not the entire film.
A Goa'uld who wakes up in the '30s would
be more likely to be cagey, as its corps of
enforcers wouldn't be present. 

[Rick Lowe]

Maybe, but I prefer the less-creepy version.
And aside from Rachel  , the movie was still a lot of fun and entertaining - so I'm not complaining.

All I'm talking about is the characterization of Imhotep/Ardan Bey, not the entire film.
A Goa'uld who wakes up in the '30s would
be more likely to be cagey, as its corps of
enforcers wouldn't be present.

Fir enough.
And very likely - until they rebuilt their corps of adherents.

[jcf]

Maybe, but I prefer the less-creepy version.
And aside from Rachel  , the movie was still a lot of fun and entertaining - so I'm not complaining.

All I'm talking about is the characterization of Imhotep/Ardan Bey, not the entire film.
A Goa'uld who wakes up in the '30s would
be more likely to be cagey, as its corps of
enforcers wouldn't be present.

Fir enough.
And very likely - until they rebuilt their corps of adherents.

Thus why it would make common cause with the Nazis. A bunch of fanatics ready and willing to do what they're told. The good guys keep it out of the hands of the Nazis, but our tricksy Goa'uld slips out of Egypt and gets to Germany. Brainworm for Mr. Hitler. 
End of Part 1

Part 2.
Now all it needs is a gate and DHD of its own, convenient that it knows of one in Antarctica, which is the real reason behind the Nazi expedition of 1938-39. The good guys find out what's going on and much frozen hilarity ensues. (Need to work some Lovecraft in.) Perhaps they find frozen Great Old Ones and they turn out to be an enemy of the Goa'uld, indeed the creators of the Goa'uld and they seek the total destruction of all Goa'uld (the result of experiments with shoggoths?). Humans would still irrelevant to them as beings, but very useful as tools. 

[scooter]

Brainworm for Mr. Hitler.

And now I've got Mel Brooks coming up with a song for that...      

[Rick Lowe]

"CandyGram for Mongo! CandyGram for Mongo!"

Oops - wrong Mel Brooks movie. But still, tho...

That story sounds like a FanFic that's begging to be written - any takers, or anyone know of someone amongst the Fen that might want to run with it?

[NARSES2]

"CandyGram for Mongo! CandyGram for Mongo!"

    

[kerick]

"CandyGram for Mongo! CandyGram for Mongo!"

    

Mongo like candy!   BOOM!!!!!

[Rick Lowe]

"The hardest part was coming up with the idea of the CandyGram. And I bet I never get any credit!"