Comments by "c. j. macq" (@cjmacq-vg8um) on "Jam's Germs" channel.

  1. that ameba didn't die, it was MURDERED! i bet the butler-ameba did it in the ameba-library with the ameba-candlestick. questions abound; why does it immediately dissolve when it dies? or why is dissolving the way it dies? nothing else on earth, that i'm aware of, dies that way. dissolving would be equivalent to decomposing. but complete decomposition of once living, now dead matter takes years. but this organism decomposed almost instantly. and don't tell me its simply due to its size. one would still think decomposition would take some time. imagine, these creature's entire universe exists within a drop of water. could it be that our universe is merely within a drop water within, yet, a larger universe?
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  2. that ameba didn't die, it was MURDERED! i bet the butler-ameba did it in the ameba-library with the ameba-candlestick. questions abound; why does it immediately dissolve when it dies? or why is dissolving the way it dies? nothing else on earth, that i'm aware of, dies that way. dissolving would be equivalent to decomposing. but complete decomposition of once living, now dead matter takes years. but this organism decomposed almost instantly. and don't tell me its simply due to its size. one would still think decomposition would take some time. imagine, these creature's entire universe exists within a drop of water. could it be that our universe is merely within a drop water within, yet, a larger universe?
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  3.  @MrPLC999  ... well, what if that human "baby" (which is actually a fetus) threatens to kill its mother, or is the product of a violent rape or it's neglected, abused or dies due its parents inability to care for it after its born? doesn't human suffering after birth disturb you? does the mother's life mean anything to you? how about the quality of life? abortion isn't anti-christian, jesus said NOTHING about it. you anti-abortion, anti-women's rights fanatics DON'T THINK! you simply embrace and react to whatever lies you're told.
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  4. that ameba didn't die, it was MURDERED! i bet the butler-ameba did it in the ameba-library with the ameba-candlestick. questions abound; why does it immediately dissolve when it dies? or why is dissolving the way it dies? nothing else on earth, that i'm aware of, dies that way. dissolving would be equivalent to decomposing. but complete decomposition of once living, now dead matter takes years. but this organism decomposed almost instantly. and don't tell me its simply due to its size. one would still think decomposition would take some time. imagine, these creature's entire universe exists within a drop of water. could it be that our universe is merely within a drop of water within, yet, a larger universe?
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  5. that ameba didn't die, it was MURDERED! i bet the butler-ameba did it in the ameba-library with the ameba-candlestick. questions abound; why does it immediately dissolve when it dies? or why is dissolving the way it dies? nothing else on earth, that i'm aware of, dies that way. dissolving would be equivalent to decomposing. but complete decomposition of once living, now dead matter takes years. but this organism decomposed almost instantly. and don't tell me its simply due to its size. one would still think decomposition would take some time. imagine, these creature's entire universe exists within a drop of water. could it be that our universe is merely within a drop water within, yet, a larger universe?
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  6. that ameba didn't just die, it was MURDERED! i bet the butler-ameba did it in the ameba-library with the ameba-candlestick. questions abound; why does it immediately dissolve when it dies? or why is dissolving the way it dies? nothing else on earth, that i'm aware of, dies that way. dissolving would be equivalent to decomposing. but complete decomposition of once living, now dead matter takes years. but this organism decomposed almost instantly. and don't tell me its simply due to its size. one would still think decomposition would take some time. imagine, these creature's entire universe exists within a drop of water. could it be that our universe is merely within a drop water within, yet, a larger universe?
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  7. that ameba didn't die, it was MURDERED! i bet the butler-ameba did it in the ameba-library with the ameba-candlestick. questions abound; why does it immediately dissolve when it dies? or why is dissolving the way it dies? nothing else on earth, that i'm aware of, dies that way. dissolving would be equivalent to decomposing. but complete decomposition of once living, now dead matter takes years. but this organism decomposed almost instantly. and don't tell me its simply due to its size. one would still think decomposition would take some time. imagine, these creature's entire universe exists within a drop of water. could it be that our universe is merely within a drop water within, yet, a larger universe?
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  8.  @stevemc01  ... "like a scuttling charge on a ship." now there's an interesting analogy. thanks for your explanation. but you didn't answer the main question... why wasn't the ameba-butler prosecuted for his cowardly crime? his ameba-prints were all over that ameba-candlestick and he was sending threatening ameba-letters for weeks prior to the death. i smell an ameba-cover-up in the works.
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  9.  @stevemc01  ... that's funny. not only do these amebae not know we're spying on them, their dirty, disgusting sexual practices and the whole bit, but they're also unaware that one of them's a cold-plasma-killer! damn, sounds like these amebae are more like us humans than we thought.
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