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[SlushoLover]

[SPEC] Slusho Can't Cause Bursting People

[Chrizzy]

Or, maybe the monster does something, or has something about it, that causes a reaction.

[rhialto]

Yes. Otherwise it's just a massive coincidence.

[SlushoLover]

I'm willing to buy into that if it turns out to be true. The whole issue of the Slusho website and it's part in this whole viral campaign seems lost to me with the idea that the drinks dont play some part in this. The cutesy website, the seabed ingredient, the monster from the sea, possible characters who had exposure to the drink, one exploding or having something explode out of her... it all fit together so well!

But I'm thinking now that this would have happened long ago if Slusho is being so hungrily slurped down in Japan the last couple years...

[Chrizzy]

Is the Sea Bed's Nectar in the Pacific or the Atlantic (I'm really too lazy to check, myself, right now)?

[Varan]

Could have something to do with the reported parasites that are supposed to have hitchiked on the monster into the city?

[supervillain]

i dunno about this, it seems really far fetched (i know, i know, its a movie, the big monster is far fetched too) but imo, some random slushy drink having a reaction to this big monster seems a little wierd to me...i can totally see the deep sea drilling having something to do with it all..but the fact that this drink would cause a possibly explosive reaction to the monster or its 'parasites' or whatever may take away from the whole supposed believability of the whole situation

just my 2 cents

[Jest Lookin]

Re: [SPEC] Slusho Can't Cause Bursting People

[Chrizzy]

Ok, getting over my lazy streak and actually reading the Slusho! site's history, I'm assuming it'ss the Pacific...don't know what a Japanese company would be doing in the Atlantic.

So, would it be possible that the monster didn't stir for the first 2 years because it was in the Atlantic, while the "secret ingredient" is in the Pacific? That leaves a massive coincidence, though...that a substance from one region reacts to a monster from the other side of the world.

And, yes, the idea that the drink would react to the monster is a little awkward in and of itself.

[rhialto]

[Chrizzy]

I suppose. The Pacific just seems handier.

[rhialto]

I think on the company site it says they have a drilling operation really close to NY, so there you go.

[Chrizzy]

ok, that could work, lol...off to the company's site I go...

There's a drilling site on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. But, it says they drill for oil there...not Sea Bed's Nectar (unless they're hiding something *shifty eyes*).

[Varan]

 I've figured out the plot!!

[NeoNK1]

another theory too. since slusho is fairly new to the u.s. not everyone has had it. so maybe people who have not had slusho get infected and go *pop*. as far as this arg goes rob is still in the infant stages of promoting slusho. safe to assume only few people have tried it.