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What is the lesson to be learned from it? Never, EVER play with Nickolodeon Gak that you just found in your closet that has undoubtedly been sitting there for at LEAST 5 years. Apparently Gak, after sitting unused for several years, develops some very interesting and different properties then what one wouldn’t typically think of gak as having.<\/P>
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What are these properties? Well, for one, it is very very…. liquidy I guess. not to the point of actually BEING liquid… but… it is no longer thick enough to make the enjoyable sounds that Gak is supposed to make. It also apparently is very very sticky, and dyes your hands the Gak’s respective color… in this case, black. However, I am not entirely certain on that. Theory number 2 is that it causes you to instantaneously contract leprosy of the hands. If I am missing any fingers by this afternoon, I will have a friend type an update for you.<\/P>
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Otherwise, I will finally write about my trip later today if I decide to not be a slacker anymore.<\/P><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Ok, a new picture…. What is the lesson to be learned from it? Never, EVER play with Nickolodeon Gak that you just found in your closet that has undoubtedly been sitting there for at LEAST 5 years. Apparently Gak, after sitting unused for several years, develops some very interesting and different properties then what one … Continue reading <\/span>