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| − | '''Guacamole''' is the nickname of a strain particularly suited to [[biomodification]]. Occasionally referred to as '''Green-Strain Handwavium''' or '''Green Goo''', it is the same color and texture as [http://blog.diningchicago.com/2009/11/04/eat-this-guacamole-a-singing-sauce-on-its-day/ the Mexican dip of the same name]. | + | '''Guacamole''' is the nickname of a strain of [[handwavium]] particularly suited to [[biomodification]]. Occasionally referred to as '''Green-Strain Handwavium''' or '''Green Goo''', it is the same color and texture as [http://blog.diningchicago.com/2009/11/04/eat-this-guacamole-a-singing-sauce-on-its-day/ the Mexican dip of the same name]. |
[[Image:Biomod Warning Label.jpg|thumb|right|Warning label required to be placed on prepackaged Guacamole]] | [[Image:Biomod Warning Label.jpg|thumb|right|Warning label required to be placed on prepackaged Guacamole]] | ||
Revision as of 13:00, 16 August 2011
Guacamole is the nickname of a strain of handwavium particularly suited to biomodification. Occasionally referred to as Green-Strain Handwavium or Green Goo, it is the same color and texture as the Mexican dip of the same name.
Before the invention of the Catgirling Machine, the replacement of avocado-based guacamole with handwavium Guacamole at parties was the leading cause of unwanted biomodifications. The first seventeen people to have been biomodded, including Natalie Baker and Shuko, are known to have obtained their biomods from unknowingly eating from a bowl of Guacamole at a science-fiction convention in 2008 (usually referred to as "THAT Con".)
