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> In lugnet.build.mecha, Brian Cooper writes:
> According to this link http://weber.ucsd.edu/~anthclub/quetzal.htm, other
> possible names for this mecha god are Gukumatz, Nine Wind, and Kukulcan.
These are all very cool sounding names.
> None of these names should be uttered lest the speaker invoke his terrible
> wrath. It was this mecha god who destroyed all the ancient Indian civilizations
> of Mexico and South America in a fit of rage, only shattered stone temples
> remain. Legend has it that he came from the stars on wings of fire and returned
> there once all had been lain to waste, never to be seen again...
This could be the set up to a very involved backstory...
> This excellent creation deserves a backstory. Where's that snake wielding Aztec
> high priest minifig? He better start making some sacrifices or we're all
> doomed. Round up the Timmy minifigs, quick! :-)
Didn't the Aztecs cut the hearts out of live Timmys?
BTW my theory is that Jar Jars are just Timmys dressed up in funny costumes.
They all talk funny only because you can't hear them right through all the
foam on the mask.
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> "K"
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| According to this link (URL) other possible names for this mecha god are Gukumatz, Nine Wind, and Kukulcan. None of these names should be uttered lest the speaker invoke his terrible wrath. It was this mecha god who destroyed all the ancient Indian (...) (23 years ago, 15-Apr-01, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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