Thursday, February 25, 2010

Day 81: Unoriginal Title.















Jesus christ, i dont know what it is but there is a giant black thing growing in there. And even worse, its worm shaped. To be honest it looks fairly awsome. (It's probally from the apple.)

Come to think of it, it's kind of weird. This all started out with the most simple ingredients ever, and now it's home to many contagious diseases, some deadly, some really, really painful (urinary tract infection from the pink bacteria) etc.

I'd say, This has been a succes so far.

16 comments:

  1. And continue to ake it a success
    By feeding something to it alive.

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  2. Okay, now seems a good time to remind you that you're supposed to stick your finger in there sometime (you personally told me to remind you of that). The only problem with doing so is that it'll probably kill you in a slow, horrifying way.
    So, even though I don't like the idea of it, it's probably time to see what Shoggoth does to live meat, be it a mouse or your finger or whatever..

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  3. Here's an idea: Put an egg (with the shell) in the pot. See how long it takes for shoggoth to get through it.

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  4. The apple is in the way first (about the egg)

    And sorry, but id rather not stick my fingers into that, it might bite off my finger and turn into one of those monsters from the movie the thing.

    Wait that would be awsome.

    In reality my fingers are open, wounded, so not a good idea.

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  5. I'm not completely sure I would need to do a slide stain on that dark green bacteria but I think it is E. Coli. Knowing your luck its the 0317 or whatever it that is deadly to human beings. If you start having frequent diarrhea the only thing you can do is drink a holy shit fuck of water to flush it from your system. Like a gallon of water a day.

    If there was a way to legally transport some sample of this I could probably get lab access to study it more.

    I would definitely say whatever you do; don't put any of your body parts in it. Also there is a high chance that it is able to produce spores now so make sure to keep your mouth and nose covered.

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  6. Also to go with the stuff above the lighter green bacteria is staphylococcus and streptococcus bacteria and in the quantities they are in the are most definitely deadly.

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  7. I think it would be a good idea to attempt applying some electricity to it. Get an ac inverter from something that you don't care about (You know, one of those cords with the little box on it, should say what voltage DC it puts out as well), cut the wires on the DC side of the box, the opposite end of the plug end. Strip them back a bit, plug it in, and kinda poke around a bit on Shoggoth careful not to tough the wires yourself. You may spark a new lifeform...

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  8. "I would definitely say whatever you do; don't put any of your body parts in it."

    Shoggoth in pooper!

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  9. I think that you probably shouldn't put shoggoth in body parts.

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  10. lol and a tiny bit of live Penicillium chrysogenum would kill the whole thing. you should get some and keep it handy.

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  11. Anonymous said...

    "Here's an idea: Put an egg (with the shell) in the pot. See how long it takes for shoggoth to get through it."

    haha, that's what i suggested a looong time ago. good to know i'm not the only one who thought of this. :D

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  12. "lol and a tiny bit of live Penicillium chrysogenum would kill the whole thing. you should get some and keep it handy."

    Some of the bacteria are resistant to antibiotics. Very resistant.

    And sadly, there's no space for an egg right now, the apple needs to be eaten away first.

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  13. And jesus christ, all the bacteria that you people identify cause mengitis and urinary tract infections. Brb airducts.

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  14. Any chance of you beuing able to get somebody to study him? like a biologist you know? that would be very.. intersting.
    The potential deadlyness of him is amazing
    Continue your work, please.

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