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Chelsea Blevins
20 September, 06:02
Is fluber liquid or solid
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Hugo Johnston
20 September, 06:18
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Nor liquid or solid since flubber is like oobleck, it is a non newtonian object.
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Wyatt Lee
20 September, 09:07
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Ya its a ooblik or how ever you spell it
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