You've got a brain tumor.. no wait it's ... wow that's disgusting!

[ivylass]

@KneadToKnow

Zombie Humor: What worse than eating brains and finding worm?

Finding half a worm.

Given the choice, I think a worm is better than a brain tumor.

[NinetyWt]

@Inigo_Montoya

What kind of worm? Nightcrawler? Bot fly? Long slender slimy one? Short fat juicy one?

No. It was … shudder … an ear worm…

SINGING THAT BLASTED PAUL MCARTNEY “HAVING A WONDERFUL CHRISTMASTIME” !! aaaaaaAAAAAaaaaaAaa

: thud :

.

[Johnny_L.A]

@Inigo_Montoya

What kind of worm? Nightcrawler? Bot fly? Long slender slimy one? Short fat juicy one?

The doctor said it might be a fluke.

[KneadToKnow]

To-do list:

Hunt down and punish NinetyWt.
Get head scanned for worms.
Drop by the Winchester.

[Johnny_L.A]

OK, the doctor said it might be a fluke in the sense that it might be an isolated event. But the more I look at the Wiki article, the worm in the video does look a bit like a fluke.

[ShelliBean]

Am I hallucinating that there was already a thread on this that I posted to? Oh god, do I have a brain worm too?

[ShelliBean]

Oh no, I wasn’t hallucinating.

Thank god.

[Fish]

@Terrifel

But seriously, folks: if I may take a moment here to speak from the heart… we’ve had a lot of fun here tonight at the expense of people with things in their brains. But the truth is that, every day, people are waking up with things in their brains. This is happening to countless people around the world-- disadvantaged people, who have no money to remove things that get into their brains. Just think of the children who face the prospect of growing up with things in their brains. Julio is 12 years old. Since birth, he has had a Michigan State Spartans keyring in his brain. The other village children taunt him. Kwame is only 8 years old, yet he already has a colony of pocket gophers and a distributor cap in his brain. Little Kimiko is only 3, yet she cannot be legally adopted because her brain contains a critically endangered black-footed ferret. We don’t know why this happens. We don’t know how these things get in their brains. But science continues to search for an answer. We are so close, people. So, please: give generously to the Foundation for Finding Out How Things Get in People’s Brains. Every donation counts. Every penny is a step closer to a day when people no longer have things in their brains. Do it for the kids. Do it for their brains.

My God, that was funny.

[Johnny_L.A]

What worries me is the number of people who wake up every morning without anything in their brains. Politicians and about half the voters come to mind.

[Inigo_Montoya]

**Terrifel **'s been on a roll lately. That was pretty good.

[Fish]

@Johnny_L.A

What worries me is the number of people who wake up every morning without anything in their brains.

“Frankly, some of us think the whole thing’s a bit silly.”

“Silly? Silly? Yes, I suppose it is silly a bit. Right! Meeting adjourned forever.”

[Shayna]

@Ruby

link?

It’s linked right in the article from the OP, but here it is directly. They replay pulling it out like 3 or 4 times. Seriously cool in an oogy sort of way.