Ever since I laid my eyes on mpvbleck I've always wanted to just dive into it. I can't even begin to imagine how amazing that stuff would be to feel horny inside it.

So I've been experimenting with different ingredients and I had a idea and wanted to see if anyone has tried it.

My idea was to make a thick oobleck and mix in a high viscosity mix of methylcellulose and water. My hopes is that it combines and becomes best of both worlds, but I fear that oobleck will just essentially get watered down from the methycellulose.

Let me know if I should try this when I get time or if someone has tried it lmk how it turned out.

Also to the mpv owners if I get a recipe down and it's pretty close to your guys recipe I promise not to share since you guys have copyrights, and hold that stuff dearly to yourselves.

Although I haven't specifically tried to concoct that texture, I do enjoy creating different textures of slime or other substances. My goal has been to make large quantities of great slime for next to nothing.

So here is one formula that goes a long way.

I take a 2 litre food processor and fill with water, then add a very small amount (perhaps a tablespoon) of 'Yuck' which is a stretchy, gooey substance sold in the USA. Blend just a few moments

This is a good time to add tempura paints, food coloring or any other color to the mixture. It will still be quite watery.

Next add just a few tablespoons of guar gum and immediately turn the machine on for a moment, which ensure no lumps form.

Here is the magic part. Mix just one tablespoon of xanthan gum and run the food processor on low at first. After about a minute, switch to medium, then to high. After less than a minute, you'll have a gooey, slimy substance which you can make thicker or thinner based on the amount of gum powders you use. You can make it less or more stringy and slimy too, by adjusting how much 'Yuck' you use.

So two liters of amazing slime can be made for very little money due to the interaction between Guar gum and xanthan gum. I dump the 2 liters into a larger plastic pail and make more and more. It takes little time to wind up with a lot of slime and for a fraction of the cost of 'real' slime. If you don't use 'yuck' it will still be a nice slippery slime and also edible. (use food coloring, not paint!)

It's a very versatile and affordable technique.