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muddypup wrote:giant vat of the water absorbing polymer

I know. doesn't it feel nice?

triclopse wrote:bread dough

This.

How about a huge pit of ice cream sprinkles? They'd be sinking in rainbows... XD

How about a giant vat of Magicsand?

I'm not going to say what people would expect me to say.

I think... melted sugar-free chocolate could be interesting.

The ultimate material to mimic tar (glue mixed with borax and liquid starch, with black craft paint added):

http://www.quicksandfans.com/bb/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=14233

Vegetable oil. Has a lower density than water, so harder to stay afloat in.

Boggy Man wrote:The ultimate material to mimic tar (glue mixed with borax and liquid starch, with black craft paint added):

http://www.quicksandfans.com/bb/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=14233

I have eight 5-gallon buckets of the stuff stacked behind the sofa! Can you just imagine a sinking-depth pit of this stuff??

A huge vat of warm macaroni and cheese.... I love the way the stuff sounds when it is stirred. Sinking into a deep vat of it would just sound so pornographic!

kwiksand1 wrote:A huge vat of warm macaroni and cheese.... I love the way the stuff sounds when it is stirred. Sinking into a deep vat of it would just sound so pornographic!

I did a drawing series like this a long time ago, and I sent the whole batch of drawings to another member of the community to be scanned. Alas, I never saw them again, nor were they ever scanned and shared. But, yes -- the squelching of sloppiness of the mess would be very interesting.

Also, lime Jell-0...