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Select Your Favorite Infestruous Maker Of Glue


Guest hahathhat

  

24 members have voted

  1. 1. MY INFESTRUOUS FAVORITE MAKER OF GLUE IS:

    • ELMERS GLUZ-ALL
      5
    • BEST-TEST PAPER CEMENT
      0
    • RUBBER CEMENT
      2
    • FLOUR AND WATER
      0
    • ART-CLASS PASTE
      3
    • KRAZY
      1
    • SUPER
      3
    • GORILLA
      3
    • GLU STICK
      3
    • CYANOACRYLATE, YOU DINGUS
      2
    • TACKY GLU
      0
    • EPOXY DUAL ACTION JETPACK
      1
    • HOT
      1


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Guest hahathhat

im tasked with putting together the 2012 glue budget, and i just can't come to a decision. help a bloke out

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Guest hahathhat

taste, smell, texture, utility in a gluing context, best for rectal insertion, best for field-sealing battle wounds -- whatever you deem necessary.

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Guest Billov

2-part epoxy resin, such as Araldite is the fucking bomb. Smells kinda cool, and will hold a bridge together.

 

Super glue is the best for battle wounds though.

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Guest hahathhat

fuck, i forgot hot glue. i guess i kind of want to forget hot glue. but i'm off to go play with some now, you know

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Guest Glass Plate

It really depends on what you're gluing, I voted epoxy because I assumed you're gluing together pieces of aluminum .

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Guest Coalbucket PI

I voted rubber cement but I really wanted to be more specific and shout out copydex, smells like fish bruv

 

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Fun fact:

A hundred years ago, many old horses were killed and sent to the glue factory. But today, most glue is made from the bones and hooves of cattle, which thanks to the fast-food burger places, there are a lot of these by-products to be used.

:emotawesomepm9:

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