Goa'uld Thunk/Discussion/Appreciation

[MerryK]

As your post number increases, your rank changes. So, no, you can't really change it back. It will change again to something else furhter along as you continue to post.

I think she meant, didn't we used to have different ranks? Like "Goa'uld Lord" and "First Prime"?

[Arctic Goddess]

I think she meant, didn't we used to have different ranks? Like "Goa'uld Lord" and "First Prime"?

Yes, we did. There might be a thread under the Forum Rules and Regulations that explains the change.

[Skadi]

I think she meant, didn't we used to have different ranks? Like "Goa'uld Lord" and "First Prime"?

That's exactly what I meant - the new ranks suck big time

[Hathor_girl]

That's exactly what I meant - the new ranks suck big time

I agree

[Hathor_girl]

Wonderful picspam, Arctic Goddess!

[Arctic Goddess]

Wonderful picspam, Arctic Goddess!

TY Hathor_girl

[GeneralSelmak]

I agree with this - though I must admit I actually find the symbiotes to be kind of cute and sometimes even beautiful (in their natural form). However, not in the thunk-able way...

I don't really thunk the Goa'uld as much as I find them way cool.

I do thunk the Tok'ra though...more often than not, I prefer when the symbiote is in control of the host-body (Lantash...THUNK )

I find the glowing eyes and the 'flanged' voice to be very sexy...and I don't really care if people think I'm strange

Don't worry - I agree with you.

[Skadi]

Cordesh - wannabe Goa'uld

[Skadi]

Tanith:

[Hathor_girl]

Cordesh - wannabe Goa'uld

*grins* wannabe Goa'uld!

[GeneralSelmak]

and his new host is standing just beside him, right? The woman on his right, she becomes his next host, doesn't she?

[MerryK]

and his new host is standing just beside him, right? The woman on his right, she becomes his next host, doesn't she?

Yes. Presumably he dies and she's saved, though.

[Skadi]

Yes. Presumably he dies and she's saved, though.

Yes, Garshaw tells them to try and remove him from the host without damaging her, and then leave him in one of the vanishing tunnels

[GeneralSelmak]

Thought of something...they say they got rid of most of the Goa'uld in the Galaxy, but that must have only been referring to the System Lords and other relatively major players? What about all the many Jaffa who either have not changed to Tretonin yet, or who can't because there were a few who couldn't use it? When those primta's mature, the good guys will have a hard time keeping an eye on all of them, especially in the very chaotic Jaffa societies they have currently. Several may easily get away by taking their Jaffa as host. They should be on the watch for new Goa'uld starting their way to power.

Also...are there more Goa'uld queens on some planets? Otherwise not just the Goa'uld are doomed, but also those Jaffa who could not use tretonin.

[CaptJanson]

Thought of something...they say they got rid of most of the Goa'uld in the Galaxy, but that must have only been referring to the System Lords and other relatively major players? What about all the many Jaffa who either have not changed to Tretonin yet, or who can't because there were a few who couldn't use it? When those primta's mature, the good guys will have a hard time keeping an eye on all of them, especially in the very chaotic Jaffa societies they have currently. Several may easily get away by taking their Jaffa as host. They should be on the watch for new Goa'uld starting their way to power.

Also...are there more Goa'uld queens on some planets? Otherwise not just the Goa'uld are doomed, but also those Jaffa who could not use tretonin.

Yes, they should be on the watch for that - no doubt the Tok'ra are.

As for Goa'uld queens? No idea. We have seen very few of them, but we have no real way of knowing how many there are. There may well be many around on various minor planets SGC haven't visited.

There is also likely several on the world of the first ones, as well as many 'ordinary' Goa'uld. What have they done to them? Genocide? Or just put up a sign: "beware of the water"?

I assume they could clone all the symbiotes they want, for the Jaffa - if you just clone people normally, they start out as infants, not fully grown as they usually do in sci-fi. But there are severe ethical problems of just giving life to these guys, and then presumably kill them when they mature (unless they want LOTS of Goa'uld on the loose - or can somehow change whatever Egeria changed, so they become Tok'ra instead?)