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[Kritters]

Originally Posted by Kammy

No, it's all in one piece, I just had to take 2 photos to get it all in. It's in a dish, it's a "Dish Snake"... it hasn't been pulled through any skin pores... lol

This one looks like it could be a worm inside. The others don't have it, so who knows, but they all kinda look different anyway.

[Katinka]

Sarothra,

quote: The fibers are being DRAWN to us - there won't be so many fibers when we don't have the sticky traps on us anymore. The flies and moths and any number of other insects are probably drawn to the trap as well. I would assume so. I'm looking at how to inhibit the sticky traps to at least give us some relief from all the fibers and the bugs being drawn to us...

I don't agree with that statement "the fibers are being drawn to us".

How would you explain then that the fibers Morgellons Victims have found in and on their lesions have been tested at a FBI Labratory and not one common identical fiber was found or even matched a little.
If these fibers would come from our environment or clothing there must have been a similarity found then.
I believe the fibers are a byproduct of an unknown bacterial/fungus organism which the bodies trys to discard over pores, open sores, and/or hairfollicles. Some people even see fibers in there urine and stool. The body is trying to "detox".

Which I do agree is "flies and moths and any number of other insects are probably drawn to the trap as well."

This could be IMO....either from the fungus or bacteria..which is still unknown. Open sores attract insects too..just like the smell of Ammonia Morgellons Sufferers have reported.

Katinka

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Here's a exerpt from a post, when I thought what I was seeing what is called "Crypto" (the jury is still out on that one...) Look at photo #4 that look like a lobster's coming out it? That's the biofilm being born - coming out of the top part in #4.

How 'Crypto' Reproduces:

Notice how 'Crypto' can reproduce in many ways, I'm not sure exactly how many yet? 'Crypto' is quite prolific!!! 'Crypto' uses mitosis or cell division, a form of egg laying (the 'chips' on the 'cookie'), hatching (the things inside the 'cookie'), spore blowing, AND...

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Originally Posted by Kritters

This one looks like it could be a worm inside. The others don't have it, so who knows, but they all kinda look different anyway.

Hey Kritts - that one has what is called the 'polymer backbone'...

[sarothra]

The first photo almost looks like the pear-shaped conidia but not quite. The line of separation between the two sections.

When you say "shot from Petri dish" did it grow for awhile on the dish or did you photograph it immediately?

Could be something unrelated to Morgellons like calcium stones which we all pass (some more some less) in our urine. It's only when they get too big to pass that we call it a urinary stone or kidney stone.

I see the thing that looks like a backbone. Makes no sense to me either...

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Originally Posted by Katinka

Sarothra,

How would you explain then that the fibers Morgellons Victims have found in and on their lesions have been tested at a FBI Labratory and not one common identical fiber was found or even matched a little.
If these fibers would come from our environment or clothing there must have been a similarity found then.

Katinka

Hey Kat, do you get American TV over there, like the "Andy Griffith Show"?... well... you make the 2nd person from Europe who is under the impression that they did some REAL testing on these fibers...

They were sent to the Tulsa (Oklahoma) Bureau of Investigation for analysis... I'm suspecting...kinda' like the above show might be? (Ohhhh, that was bad!)

There's some mis-information going around Europe...

[sarothra]

Originally Posted by Katinka

Sarothra,

quote: The fibers are being DRAWN to us - there won't be so many fibers when we don't have the sticky traps on us anymore. The flies and moths and any number of other insects are probably drawn to the trap as well. I would assume so. I'm looking at how to inhibit the sticky traps to at least give us some relief from all the fibers and the bugs being drawn to us...

I don't agree with that statement "the fibers are being drawn to us".

How would you explain then that the fibers Morgellons Victims have found in and on their lesions have been tested at a FBI Labratory and not one common identical fiber was found or even matched a little.
If these fibers would come from our environment or clothing there must have been a similarity found then.
I believe the fibers are a byproduct of an unknown bacterial/fungus organism which the bodies trys to discard over pores, open sores, and/or hairfollicles. Some people even see fibers in there urine and stool. The body is trying to "detox".

Which I do agree is "flies and moths and any number of other insects are probably drawn to the trap as well."

This could be IMO....either from the fungus or bacteria..which is still unknown. Open sores attract insects too..just like the smell of Ammonia Morgellons Sufferers have reported.

Katinka

I still think these fibers are nematodes. They are tapered on both ends, they move and undulate and are drawn to the sticky traps produced by the predatory fungi. There is even a pic I believe taken by yourself of a nematode with necklace. That is a nematode that was captured by the stick trap ring of this fungus. They have been fed a diet of polymers and animal fat, making them appear man-made - their bodies are mostly "plastic". Why would the FBI have a picture of a genetically altered nematode. I don't find it unusual that they don't have this in their data bank. Your own pictures verify that there are nematodes being captured by this fungus.

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Originally Posted by sarothra

The first photo almost looks like the pear-shaped conidia but not quite. The line of separation between the two sections.

When you say "shot from Petri dish" did it grow for awhile on the dish or did you photograph it immediately?

Could be something unrelated to Morgellons like calcium stones which we all pass (some more some less) in our urine. It's only when they get too big to pass that we call it a urinary stone or kidney stone.

I see the thing that looks like a backbone. Makes no sense to me either...

No, no stones. This was photographed at about 3 weeks growth straight into the dish. My urine has a biofilm on it too, if I leave it sitting in the toiliet and come back later, the film is floating on the top. You can see one of the "seeds" on the right hand side of one of the photos, you can see these with the naked eye in my urine.

Of course, it was just checked at a hospital and they didn't say one word about anything being wrong with it...???

[sarothra]

The fibers that are seen in the urine and/or stool would be primarily the fibers from the hyphal mycelium network. When you see the pictures of the worms covered in fibers - those fibers are the fibers of the mycelium.(these will be clear in color, and thinner than the colored ones) The hyphae surround, enclose, and eat the worm. There will also be colored fibers from the marine organism that are much thicker. I can see the fibers of the marine organism on my very transparently white skin. The fibers make up its body: the legs, arms, body , for lack of better terminology. I don't expect anyone to believe me and this outline is not strong enough to be photographed - at least I don't think so. I could try. Gotta get with the technology and buy a digital camera.

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Originally Posted by sarothra

I still think these fibers are nematodes. They are tapered on both ends, they move and undulate and are drawn to the sticky traps produced by the predatory fungi. There is even a pic I believe taken by yourself of a nematode with necklace. That is a nematode that was captured by the stick trap ring of this fungus. They have been fed a diet of polymers and animal fat, making them appear man-made - their bodies are mostly "plastic". Why would the FBI have a picture of a genetically altered nematode. I don't find it unusual that they don't have this in their data bank. Your own pictures verify that there are nematodes being captured by this fungus.

No, that's my photo... let me bring it over here. I think we have two different things happening... we have 'fibers' and we have nematodes that look like fibers?

I want to hear why this nematode is wearing a necklace?