03-02-2011, 02:00 AM
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Don't call me Shirley
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: London
Posts: 3,271
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Originally Posted by thekremlin
You'd actually be surprised to hear that this was, in some slight way, based on a true story.
In 1976, a child named Valeriy Mekretzioff was born without the ability to digest food due to various birth defects. Under normal circumstances Valeriy would have died, but he had a brother named Jonotan Mekretzioff who was able to ingest and digest food, but had severe damage in his spinal tissue, and doctors determined he would be permanantly paralyzed. In an effort to save the life of young Valeriy, doctors, used a series of tubes to feed him food digested by Jonotan. Unfortunately, Valeriy had allergies that didn't affect Jonatan, including a severe allergy to peanut oil, and he was killed by some digested food which contained the very common oil. Jonotan surived the ordeal, but died of complications at the age of six months.
Reference: The Human Centipede (First Sequence) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Ummm I wrote this when I was drunk last night and not a single word of it is true. I apologize.
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