Really scary video. Anyone ever see anything like this???

Only way to be sure.

"He's just a grunt!"

n/t

aliens have landed!

It's a job for "Joe the Plumber!!"

Mz Pip

I see it's '6*CP', too. Dear me.

Pay no attention. It is your friend. Touch it and it will set you free, like the rest of us. :|

Location?

and there he is without his makeup

It does LOOK alive, but is it really? I won't watch again to find out *yuck*

That is some freaky s**t.

n/t

with the expected enormous polyps.

Readers, please note: I originally planned to go with a different image involving a Dominican boy and his hand, but decorum forbade me.

n/t

I tend to agree with you, though. I'm red-flagging the highly professional and cinematic camerawork, which is suspicious even if you discount the convincing "creature" effects--and it's the best circulatory system i've seen built.

Bravo, whoever....

(sent from my escape pod in orbit over Luna)

NASTY!!!!

Just out of curiosity. Its clearly filmed by a robot. Is that a common thing, sending robots down there? I mean I guess its better than a human...

to check pipe integrity, or to find problem spots like tree roots growing into the pipe or other cracks and leaks.

Vietnam excuse!

A plasmodial slime mold involves numerous individual cells attached to each other, forming one large membrane. This "supercell" is essentially a crawling bag of cytoplasm containing thousands of individual nuclei.

The Dictyosteliida, cellular slime molds, are distantly related to the plasmodial slime molds and have a very different life style. Their amoebae do not form huge coenocytes, and remain individual. They live in similar habitats and feed on microorganisms. When food runs out and they are ready to form sporangia, they do something radically different. They release signal molecules into their environment, by which they find each other and create swarms. These amoeba then join up into a tiny multicellular slug-like coordinated creature, which crawls to an open lit place, absorbs a large mammal and creates a clone replacement which later grows a fruiting body. Some of the amoebae become spores to begin the next generation, but some of the amoebae sacrifice themselves to become a dead stalk, lifting the spores up into the air leaving the empty shell of the changling.

(with some edits...hehehehe)

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

You should write full time for wikipedia! :rofl:

Run fur Da Hills!!!11!

It's what we will look like without single payer.

but bookmarked for later.

from the reactions alone, i anxiously await to view.

All this video needs is an ominous soundtrack and a couple of teenagers in a nearby convertible playing fast and loose with their virginity!

It's alive!

K&R

had that thing living underneath.

:puke:

It looks like a a slug gone bad. It's really odd that it lives in the crevasses in the tunnel wall though and seems to be light sensitive.

I hope they like me.

I shudder to think what the brains look like.

Never have I seen such a great example of ignorance causing fear.

Sorry we're not all up on our strange looking sewer worm clusters.

Do you really think anyone believes that these suppurating, pulsing masses are alien pods or extrusions of evil into our idyllic little world?

Let people have a little fun, you big wet blanket.


Jeez!