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General discussionohio teen dies from brain-eating amoeba(52 posts)(52 posts)
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Posted June 29, 2016
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Emob78: Multi cell being taken down by the single cell. Bummer. You would thought that nature would have created a workaround for that by now. Still, I'd rather have an amoeba eat my brain than a tapeworm come out my ass.
Ugh. Nature... Isn't it lovely?
Posted June 29, 2016
I am my own parasite
I don't need a host to live
We feed off of each other
We can share our endorphins
Posted June 29, 2016
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Randalator: I hope not all his showers are golden...
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KiNgBrAdLeY7: By watersports, i mean swimming in the pool or at sea. Out of plain curiosity, just what the hell did you people actually understand?
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=watersports&defid=1562
Posted June 29, 2016
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Emob78: Multi cell being taken down by the single cell. Bummer. You would thought that nature would have created a workaround for that by now. Still, I'd rather have an amoeba eat my brain than a tapeworm come out my ass.
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CharlesGrey: Ugh. Nature... Isn't it lovely?
But the bigger question to ponder. Can tapeworms get tapeworms? Just how far down the parasitic rabbit hole are we prepared to go?
Posted June 29, 2016
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CharlesGrey: Ugh. Nature... Isn't it lovely?
It's not lovely, it is wise and full of vengeance and irony, both at the same time. Did you ever know that the one and only, truly immortal being in this planet, is not an intelligent species with the burning desire to achieve this state, but a mere, overlooked, petty, unimaginable JELLYFISH...?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turritopsis_dohrnii
Post edited June 29, 2016 by KiNgBrAdLeY7
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CharlesGrey: Ugh. Nature... Isn't it lovely?
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Emob78: But the bigger question to ponder. Can tapeworms get tapeworms? Just how far down the parasitic rabbit hole are we prepared to go?
And more importantly... Do we even want to know?
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CharlesGrey: Ugh. Nature... Isn't it lovely?
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Emob78: But the bigger question to ponder. Can tapeworms get tapeworms? Just how far down the parasitic rabbit hole are we prepared to go?
this hole isn't really deep, since there are conservation laws in physics, which prevent such behaviour when it goes deeper. its more a skyscraper and on the top are the rich, western citizens that lend their money to enlarge it via pay rent and some 3rd world dictators
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