Synthia is my waifu
by YourHusbando October 22, 2018
The sexiest person on earth, she has stunning looks, a great personality, and lush hair ;)
All the girls fight over her, but there can be only one. She used to be shy, but when she found out she had tits, she became the sexiest person on the planet
All the girls fight over her, but there can be only one. She used to be shy, but when she found out she had tits, she became the sexiest person on the planet
“Synthia is my waifu”
by Hornhonker July 14, 2018
Cynthia or "Synthia" was originally an epithet of the Greek goddess of the moon, Artemis, who was sometimes called "Cynthia" because, according to legend, the goddess was born on Mount Cynthus. Known also as a master of animals. Parallel Greek goddess to Roman goddess Diana. Daughter of Leto and twin sister of Apollo.
# 1601 Ben Jonson: Hymn to Diana:
Cynthia's shining orb was made
Heaven to clear when day did close.
See also "Artemis"
# 1601 Ben Jonson: Hymn to Diana:
Cynthia's shining orb was made
Heaven to clear when day did close.
See also "Artemis"
by DingoLacky24 February 25, 2009
The first synthetic bacteria – Synthia, created “to combat oil pollution in the Gulf of Mexico” which, has mutated into a highly lethal microorganism as a "flesh-eating bacteria."
Created by J. Craig Venter Institute, Synthetic Genomics Inc, and BP.
In 2011, Synthia was unleashed in the Gulf of Mexico and in its initial stages of life it absorbed oil slicks well. January 2011, the Register reported that scientists were particularly impressed by the speed with which the bacteria was consuming the oil.
It was believed that Synthia feeds on oil, but it turns out now that it is equally willing to consume all forms of organic life as well. Strange reports started coming from the US, five thousand birds falling victims of an “unknown disease” in Arkansas, or more that a hundred thousand dead fish found off the coast of north Louisiana. A total of 128 Petroleum employees that participated in the liquidation of the oil slick were struck by some mysterious illness.
Infected indivifuals found themselves covered with itching sores only to die in agony a few days later due to extensive internal bleeding.
Infected through a wound or unfortunate enough to eat raw seafood contaminated by this bacteria. Once the bacteria is in the system, it infects the layer between the skin and muscles and starts producing a toxin that disrupts tissues. It is known that Synthia is capable of reproducing itself rapidly within the infected cells, and that it is immune to antibiotics.
Created by J. Craig Venter Institute, Synthetic Genomics Inc, and BP.
In 2011, Synthia was unleashed in the Gulf of Mexico and in its initial stages of life it absorbed oil slicks well. January 2011, the Register reported that scientists were particularly impressed by the speed with which the bacteria was consuming the oil.
It was believed that Synthia feeds on oil, but it turns out now that it is equally willing to consume all forms of organic life as well. Strange reports started coming from the US, five thousand birds falling victims of an “unknown disease” in Arkansas, or more that a hundred thousand dead fish found off the coast of north Louisiana. A total of 128 Petroleum employees that participated in the liquidation of the oil slick were struck by some mysterious illness.
Infected indivifuals found themselves covered with itching sores only to die in agony a few days later due to extensive internal bleeding.
Infected through a wound or unfortunate enough to eat raw seafood contaminated by this bacteria. Once the bacteria is in the system, it infects the layer between the skin and muscles and starts producing a toxin that disrupts tissues. It is known that Synthia is capable of reproducing itself rapidly within the infected cells, and that it is immune to antibiotics.
by Gacheru June 20, 2017
Sexy, profoundly beautiful, highly intelligent, she has a very high sex drive and is sinfully naughty. Has a humble heart and bright smile .
Dirty synthia is a queen.
by Mississippisunshinemama April 15, 2020