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is Retromutagen Ooze rotten inside?
I have a few cans of sealed ooze...was wondering if it is a bio disaster inside of them? Remember these are almost 25 years old
has anyone opened any? |
Don't know about the Retromutagen, but I recently opened a sealed 20+ year old tub of Ghostbusters Ectoplasm, and it was just a foul-smelling watery liquid. I'd imagine the Ooze is the same.
Either way, I'd keep them sealed. |
lol...i have one sealed as well
its a good question but I wouldn't open it :lol: |
I can only say that one from 2004 was fresh when I opened it last year...
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I'm not sure, but I don't trust those guys at tgri. If u open it u run the risk of becoming a mutant
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There are signs Nick could release their own ooze... not as valuable for collectors but for those that simply want some ooze, for vintage or new figures, would applaud this. I hope they do.
I saw a review of the new Nick Sewer Lair on youtube and they poured ooze down the pipe and it looked like brand new fresh-off-the-1980s-shelf ooze. i wonder what they used cause it clearly was not vintage ooze... |
On the sewer lair box, it says something to the effect of either 'Look out for Ooze in stores soon', or 'Ooze sold separately'. Because there is that part of the lair that is meant for a person to pour ooze into. It's even on the box. So yeah, we'll eventually get it. And I can't wait.
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But bacteria can't develop if something is sealed right?
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If you have a few, hell, I'd open one. You would still have 2 sealed ones. And if you ever wanted to sell them, you would get a pretty good price for them. |
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it's a gross thought knowing it's basically a can of puss and sewage ;) |
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I leave all mine sealed, same with the GB ecto plasm.
Playmates needs to make some new Ooze for the new Nick Toon |
A canister of 2003 ooze still smelled fresh when I opened it the other day. It must depend on where the Ooze is stored, since a climate-controlled enviornment will make it last longer in terms of a good scent. Since these were originally sold to children and there are no chemical warnings on the tube, I'd imagine that these should remain safe provided they aren't mixed with hazardous materials.
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make your own ooze!
Tell me that this is not AWESOME! |
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Gonna have to incorporate this into my science class! Sooooooo cool:) |
Now we know what the secret of the ooze really is; it's just a bunch of water, school glue, borax, and food coloring. Its basically a liquified version of Play-Dough. The only thing that its missing are some DNA molecules that cause the mutations. Thanks for the video!
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Thats cool i wanna try that.
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