What Izzit!?

[JP'S]

Scene from the upcoming movie hangover 3 (that's after the brooklax and drugs)

 

[Cicero]

I'm gonna say some sort of insect egg sack. And the second image someone took a blowtorch to it.
Shit, I have no clue

 

[JP'S]

Did doctor goldsack identify said object?

 

[Juice]

Looks like a heat-sensitive piece of gel, or grease, or building material (silicone) or sum sum..

Dr. Goldsack, with a little help from Dr. Vonderhaar, has confirmed that yes, the substance is indeed a mixture of 'sum sum' and 'human presence' (what that means, only they'll know and they're not letting that cat out of the bag).

Speaking of which, I'm sorry to inform you, TBlaar, that the two practitioners in question used what would've been your prize bag to transport the substance to an undisclosed location. Please bear with us, we'll present you with some kind of solacement.

 

[TBlaar]

May I not have Mr Goldsack's sack? If it's truly made of gold?

 

[Juice]

May I not have Mr Goldsack's sack? If it's truly made of gold?

No and no and she thinks you're unamusing.

 

[Juice]

Image 024 (h)

 

[JP'S]

Raisins in oil right?

 

[Wenzdayz]

a bloodlike creature spawning from a rock?

 

[foozball3000]

That was on the evening news! It's what was left on little Johnny's face when the class 5 Zit hit last week.

 

[MalicE]

It is a thick bioplasmic excretion, left behind after the skin mold shedding of the Plecxnahr, native to the Epsilon Eridani solar system. This only happens once every 1134 years when all their planets align, which makes this high-viscosity slime a very rare and sought after commodity.

 

[Juice]

There are strong indications that most participants here are getting cold.

Oh look, a clue.

 

[MalicE]

Mr Freeze's phlegm

 

[TBlaar]

Water found on Mars?

 

[orkoza]

Slimer was there

 

[TBlaar]

Microscope shot of cells, or some tissue...

 

[JP'S]

A disease of some kind?

 

[foozball3000]

Closeup shot of Frostbite?

 

[Cicero]

Close up of a healing scabbed tattoo?

 

[foozball3000]

Footage from Mars' Curiosity. It seems that it bumped into an alien's a$$.