(sniff)…sometimes (sniffle)…I feel like this picture…(sniffle)…but then I think about daffodils, and I laugh. The laugher fills my upside-down umbrella, and I become free to consider the options. For example, nuclear holocaust or viral pandemic. And I smile. For I am alive. A little pruned up, but alive. Towel boy!
yeah… about skizzbucket’s comment, VIRUSES are the ones that manufacture more. they infect a cell in the body, pretty much “reprogramming” the cell to copy the virus untill it exausts it’s energy and dies. bacteria just split into more.
I was totally there! This was from the National Restaurant Association trade show in Chicago’s McCormick Place. This company selling food safety products paid people to dress up as bacteria and harass the conventioners. It was AWESOME! (Their badges even listed the common and latin names of the organism they were supposed to be.)
Blue ball Bacterianus
would be the latin name, first x]
@Klasn
open hole for nutshots!
Poor guy:( I can be your friend!
He looks like that one girl who turned into a blueberry in the first Charlie and the Chocolate Factory movie!!!
DDDDD
He has retreated in his shell for warmth
Or he is unsuccessfully camouflaging himself. Nothing like a blue blob to blend in in a deserted alley.@on0ibeb
@YogiScout
Hahaha, thats true!! I don’t know what else to say lol
awww this is so sad =(
I thought the problem with bacteria is that they make friends too easily. As in manufacture them. Or am I thinking about viruses? I’m not awake yet.
Ever wonder what a booger magnified 1000x looks like? This one must have itched.
Even germs are affected by the economy.
That’s got to be the new swine flu virus, it still has it’s price tag on.
no that’s his name tag, i bet it says gonareha
aww, the poor little bacteria! i’ll be your friend…
*L* but she didn’t moisturize, baked in tanning beds and is now a Blueberry raisin.
(sniff)…sometimes (sniffle)…I feel like this picture…(sniffle)…but then I think about daffodils, and I laugh. The laugher fills my upside-down umbrella, and I become free to consider the options. For example, nuclear holocaust or viral pandemic. And I smile. For I am alive. A little pruned up, but alive. Towel boy!
Was I the only person who saw this and thought of Katamari?
I’d hit that.
Do the roll.
yeah… about skizzbucket’s comment, VIRUSES are the ones that manufacture more. they infect a cell in the body, pretty much “reprogramming” the cell to copy the virus untill it exausts it’s energy and dies. bacteria just split into more.
I was totally there! This was from the National Restaurant Association trade show in Chicago’s McCormick Place. This company selling food safety products paid people to dress up as bacteria and harass the conventioners. It was AWESOME! (Their badges even listed the common and latin names of the organism they were supposed to be.)
Or is it less fun if you explain a WTF?
@theworldsaddress
no, it’s even funnier because of the mental movie that makes!
Does his nametag say “Mike Robe”?
anyone up for football?
@Stuart
It says “My name is Inigo Virola. You killed my father. Prepare to be infected!”
This looks like something that would very easily happen at my drama group. And the play itself would be very WTF
I totally did!
Wouldn’t it be fun to give him a little shove down the stairs?
YOU’RE TURNING VIOLET, VIOLET
It said, “Ryan O’virus”…honestly. I was there!
yes it is