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 Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 8:16 pm
Alright for the space thingy a ma bobber, I was thinking of races and thought of a new one to add to the bad guys...(the insect like ones the one Murk is apart of forgot the name >,<) Anywho of these worm like things with teeth and all that that can take over hosts minds by getting inside them through the mouth or a wound. They can live outside a host for a number of years as well but they are easily killed. (Just step on them) They are intelligent and know everything the person knew as well as thier own knowledge. If any of you have ever read animorphs the zurg or worm things like that. is kinda what I was thinking.
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Posted: Sun Apr 19, 2009 3:06 pm
Hmm, sound like the Goa'uld (sp) from Stargate. I like it, except taking over someone's body by force seems very un-Tau-like. Perhaps in their home galaxy it is a mutual bonding? Or they have robot bodies? Or something like that?..... OR! they could be used to take over the people who refuse to convert.... I like that idea....
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Posted: Sun Apr 19, 2009 5:47 pm
Lol yes I thought you would think they sounded like them I got the idea a bit from that. I figured they could be used against rebels and stuff like that as well. A mutual bonding would be pretty cool too. Have you ever read Host from Stephanie Myers? When they take over the body and go into the brain some people still talk to them and all that. But they do not control the body the worm does. Although the worm takes on very similiar charactersitics and all that of the body like muscle memory stuff.
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Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 8:30 am
um no, I have only read Twilight by Stephanie Meyer. But I do like the idea.... um, did you (and everyone else) catch my update that I will likely not be able to post for the next week? sorry everyone, too busy crying
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Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 1:19 am
I have much busness this week as well. so i understand your pain.
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