Aug 31, 2017
soaprock replied to your post “gwobaw positioning system”
im about to unfollow you for this one soren
alex if i stuck out the minute long scroll of !!!!!!!!!!!!! you can handle this post for my sake
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soaprock replied to your post “gwobaw positioning system”
im about to unfollow you for this one soren
alex if i stuck out the minute long scroll of !!!!!!!!!!!!! you can handle this post for my sake
Kathleen with a #soaprock (at Fiddlehead at Four Corners)
soaprock replied to your post “hey @ poc pals link me some of your favorite songs in your native...”
*links irish gaelic* white is a color CODKDBALSFNFJSLSN
blease, but like on the other hand if you actually do have some fantastic gaelic song that i just gotta hear, hmu
@soaprock call out post. extremely inappropriate. he keeps telling us about his shits in extreme detail. i didn’t need to know that, alex.
This may be a weird question, what information can you gather about Soaprocks? From what I gather, they're literally soaps made with mineral inclusions, but I don't really know much else. They look really pretty and I'm tempted to make gemsonas out of one of them, though. It'd be really funny to make a gem with soap and bubble powers and be a really low level janitor, or even a mortician that clean up gem shards.
I actually never heard of these before! They seem to be soaps to resemble gems! They’re made by the T.S. Pink Corporation and while I’m not sure they’re made out of mineral inclusions, there is a list of ingredients: Aloe, calendula, chamomile, comfrey, lavender, vitamin E, vegetable glycerin, chlorophyll, almond oil, jojoba oil, olive oil, essential oils, mineral earth, kaolin clay, and glycerin dew. Because a lot of them look so similar to the gems they’re made to look like, I’m not sure if that would work (I would find it very confusing). I’m not going to stop you if you want to do it, but there might be some issues that can come from it. Personally, I find the janitor or mortician idea and bubble power to be a cute idea. By the way, soapstone exists if you want an alternative (while not actually soap, it’s described in having a soapy texture).
"This is soap...called Soaprock. This particular variety is called "banded opal" -- not to be confused for opal the stone. "
Found on thirddrawerdown.com