The World Slime Convention
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The World Slime Convention
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#2Slime toys always remind me of video artist NobodyTM's take on the social context of the stuff https://youtu.be/U2Odw8okDls
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#3Good,... as long as you don't injure yourself using borax.
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#4Good,... as long as you don't injure yourself using borax.
How would you go about injuring yourself with borax? It's poisonous, so a small child might eat it. It's an eye irritant, so keep it out of your eyes. But is it significantly worse than other household detergents? This is a genuine question. It might be more hazardous than I think, but my prior impressions and my quick web search didn't make me worried. But I might easily have missed something...
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#5This is the first time I am hearing about this. No slime conventions in India as far as I know.
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#6Why & how slimes have become something people want?
YouTube and Instagram are two enablers IMHO.
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#7Good,... as long as you don't injure yourself using borax.
How would you go about injuring yourself with borax? It's poisonous, so a small child might eat it. It's an eye irritant, so keep it out of your eyes. But is it significantly worse than other household detergents? This is a genuine question. It might be more hazardous than I think, but my prior impressions and my quick web search didn't make me worried. But I might easily have missed something...
We don't use other household detergents as toys, we use them as cleaning chemicals and keep them in safe places.
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#8Kind of a sexist convention. I see no boys in any pictures. Are they saying slime is a "girl thing?". That's reinforcing damaging gender stereotypes.
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#9Wtf? Closing the 'x free articles remaining' modal triggers the same behaviour as clicking the subscribe button (redirect)
How are we supposed to read an article with most of the screen obscured
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#10Wtf? Closing the 'x free articles remaining' modal triggers the same behaviour as clicking the subscribe button (redirect) How are we supposed to read an article with most of the screen obscured
>How are we supposed to read an article with most of the screen obscured
The easiest way is probably to subscribe...