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Metalosis Maligna

Implants taking over bodies. Graft vs host.

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6 Responses to “Metalosis Maligna”

    a gravatar Ken

    YouTube version has been taken down. It’s still available here: http://www.transbuddha.com/mediaHolder.php?id=2353

    a gravatar Gene

    Actually, this one is going straight for Medgadget. But the other one was much fun as well.

    a gravatar Gregalee Ree

    This is ridiculous. The new growth of the metals are structured like their original metal implants. The “film makers” if you can call them that, simply created X-Ray films and time lapse photography using Adobe Photoshop and After Effects. It never ceases to amaze me how gullable people are! I showed it to some people who were genuinely dismayed by it!

    a gravatar Borja

    The guys who did the video
    http://www.microbia.nl/

    a gravatar Ken M

    So retarded.

    a gravatar Beatrice Porter

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