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Published: 2006-05-03 02:46:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 1787; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 224
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Myelin is the fat that lines the cells of your nervous system.You need it, as it acts as an insulator, just like on electrical wires.
Without it, you loose control of your body and die. Horribly.
Fuzzy here, a rather vicous version of the common Streptococcus Pyogenes, greatly enjoys eating myelin. She moves slowly and mythodically, reproducing as she goes, about three cycles per hour. Within fifteen hours of infection, 70% of individuals have lost total control of all bodilly fuctions, and within twenty hours 90% of infected individuals sucumb to the effects of the bacteria and die, none last past 24 hours.
Good thing it's fictional...right?
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Comments: 39
Well, something that cute swimming around in your brain eating it...
*is terrified*
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The idea is interesting, but nevertheless.... ok with anthropomorfic microorganism, I used to draw them too, but... the difference between the human part and the microorganism part is too striking, so it ends up looking like an human being with funny legs.
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Yeah, well I'm not aiming for realism, I mean, i find my anthros much more attractive than an actual ameboa, and they can express emotions and such much more effectively this way.
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Heheh, funny name. Shame though, it looks so cute cuddly. But yet it's deadly. Yet interesting at the exact same time!
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Well plenty of things can be attractive and deadly at the same time!
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*Eats your myelin*
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An interesting specimen... hmm... yes yes
*scientists nod*
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She wants your myelin...
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If you were friends with her, you wouldn't have to worry about her eating your myelin. She might even share some with you!
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Oooh, yay myelin. yum yum. Too bad I'm a vegetarian.
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Micro-organisms are beginning to look so cool now.
You had me kinda freaked out there, thankmoooemeewjdnasdalaqwwqwsadxzpiewwww
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Lol, it's purely fictional!
Although, on House the other day, they did encounter a bacteria that works very similarly to this one...
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House! *gives you a cool point*
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Yeah, but it wouldn't have been a groovy brainkiller.
Besides, I'm pretty sure I wont have to worry, no cable TV. B)
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House is on Fox, it's not a cable station.
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I am torn between investing in some penecillin and inviting her over for tea. Decisions, decisions . . .
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Hah!
You think penecillin would have any effect on her?
It would probably just make her angry.
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Then it looks like tea is my only option.
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Well, now. A bacterium anthro. Finally someone's giving bacteria the credit they deserve. 
Isn't she pretty! So fuzzy and cuddly and... *gets mugged*
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I've always like the idea of anthropomophing something microscopic, it makes things like plaque and measles much cuter!
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Ja, I've seen those, very squishy!
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Yep, this one's a bit deadlier.
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Wow, now this one is interesting, kinda cute, dangerous, and huggable all at the same time....
*looks at it through a microscope* amazing....simply....amazing......
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Well, if you were microscopic too, she wouldn't try to eat your myelin, because there wouldn't be enough there to make an effort over. She might clobber you, if you tried to hug her, tho.
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TT_TT there was an insult in there somewhere..... I know it......
But i'd still huggs her!
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Naw, I was just saying if you got smaller, there'd be less myelin in you, and she would have less of an interest in eating it.
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