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2008-07-20T01:39:00.000-07:00

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Shiny metallic fly gropes & massages
pointed tree buds. The fly looks to be
stuck but other insects have
no trouble crossing the bud's surface.

Earwigs, flying ants, crab spiders,
potato bugs, & inch worms
populate the busy tree side.
All the while, the metallic fly
continues its intriguing dance on
top of the soft fuzz of the tree bud.
The buds have formed along side a
gash & puckered star nub
that scar the tree body (note diagram).

After forcibly breaking the trance of the
pulsating fly with a pointy stick the
fly flings itself into the air revealing
a parade of inchworms attached in
succession to its abdomen.

The fly's return flight to the seductive bud
is abruptly interrupted by the
ear canal of a human passer by.

The fly disappears deep into the
dark abyss of the ear canal.
The entire string of inchworms follows...
never to resurface again.

The human passer by is a short
weathered male who seems unaffected by the
additional visitors somewhere inside his skull.
He is intensely preoccupied in conversation
with the two cigarettes he holds in each hand.

He addresses the cigarette in his
left hand as "Wono" & the one
in his right as "Fud".

After conducting extensive research
on the man, the effects of the new entries
into his body cavity are very apparent.
Once the brain is removed from the
skull and a lateral incision is made a
strange change in gray matter content is found.

A tentacled bird Mutalite * has eaten the contents
of the brain and is using it as a nest ( fig. 1a).

*A Mutalite is a minor combination mutation that
displays distinct qualities of each species being combined.

Once this Mutalite is extracted from the
brain cavity and comes into contact with oxygen
it undergoes an intensely rapid growth spurt,
developing arms and legs within minutes where
tentacles used to be. Immediate containment
for further study is required.

The hands of the subject show radical response
to the inclusion of the exterior creatures
into its system. The collector organism (fig.B)
provides food for the eggs suctioned to
the exterior of the right hand (fig.2)
while the left hand goes through a
new form of Rhinoplastie.

From this background information
it can be said that physically combining
different species creates an array
of new mutated organisms. This male
human subject is a simple example of the
increased speed of this planet's
evolutionary process and it's visceral
affects on the lives that exist on it.
To take this theory a step further this
male will be combined with another
male acquired 9 days earlier.
Since I have separated so many parts
of the initial test subject the experiment
will be isolated to the reaction with skin combining.

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