When I can stop laughing enough to type, I'll get back to you.

Okay, that's better.

Oh wait, not done yet!

Wow, this is hard to type with a straight face.

Now I don't know the whole Morgellons story, but I do know that if *I* were trying to find three people who I was going to parade in front of the camera as morgollons patients who don't have "delusional parasitosis" then I wouldn't have chosen the three female, obviously advanced, end-of-the-line, meth junkies as my poster children.

Now I think Neverfly and a couple of others here will tell you that yes you can tell an advanced meth freak just by looking at them. It's that greasy hair, bad skin, rotting teeth trifecta that gives it away every time. (unless of course morgollons also causes you to not bathe, not eat right so your skin goes bad from B & C deficiencies and is toxic to your teeth as well)

Good lord. Two different junkies showing you the sores on their legs. You know the kind. Not the track marks, but the sores from skin popping and bad hygiene. And oh yeah, meth is famous for causing formication (crawling sensations) in its users, along with cocaine, big time. That's one reason the sensation is called "coke bugs".

Hmmm, heavy meth and coke use in the Bay Area.

Morgellons hot spot in the same place.

Don't have to be Col. Mustard to get a clue here.

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