Jose Bouliouris: A Mummy consists of two parts: bandages and a person. If the person is dead, then you have a regular or "museum" Mummy. These are really boring, unless you happen to be an Egyptologist. Are you an Egyptologist? Didn't think so. If the person is alive, then you have a living Mummy, which is widely acknowledged to be one of the spookiest things in the world. While Egyptologists like museum Mummies, they do not like living Mummies. This is because museum Mummies are extremely calm and docile, while living Mummies are more hostile and tend to kill Egyptologists and kidnap their girlfriends. This is an unfortunate side-effect of the law which states that Egyptologists are only allowed to date women who look exactly like the reincarnations of ancient Egyptian princesses. The origins of this law are obscure...Show more
Claude Gloden: the relationship is that they both probably depend on eachother...umm...when i went to the egyptian museum all the mummies h! ad a thermometer and they were inside this glass box....so I'm assuming mummification does depend on climate in a way....
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