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death_kid620 20th Apr 2014

I think it's because the neutrons passing throught the soap (or deuterium) exerts pressure. Thsi causes the soap to start forming bubbles, due to rapid movement. That, or you've found a portal to Xen.
zBuilder 20th Apr 2014

Soap has strange code that causes it to try to latch on to other elements(key word: try). not sure if any other elements have it as I hadn't looked at all of them yet
awesomeman32 20th Apr 2014

if you add protons it makes plutonium
yabado45 20th Apr 2014

it looks like an etch-a-scetch on drugs
masonova1 20th Apr 2014

sir, we have found a portal to the plane of oblivion.
Rexicutor 20th Apr 2014

If you add protons, it crashes.
tothemyers 20th Apr 2014

You know, just looking at the shear amount of code, the complexity of it, and how deeply engrained it is into the TPT engine, I'd say that SOAP is easily the most complicated element in TPT.
scioscia12 20th Apr 2014

i discovered dis earlier if anything moves with pressure on soap it touches it
00yoshi 20th Apr 2014

id:1517438 moving version
00yoshi 20th Apr 2014

or from top and bottom

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