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white, viscous liquid adhesive which is waterproof when dry. The most common use is in buildings, to seal spaces (i.
e., around
windows) that would ordinarily reduce the efficiency of insulation.
Frylock: He - man - what the - you've been eating all my caulk!
Meatwad: Caulk? Nah, this is cheese!
Frylock: No, it's highly toxic industrial adhesive, used to connect electronic circuitry to
steel. It's caulk!
Meatwad: And it's
good, too!
Frylock: Listen to this, OK? Avoid human contact.
May cause dizziness, nausea, and an ability to THINK you can see the future, but you can't!
Meatwad: Well, what does it say about finding
oil?
Frylock: Nothing!
Meatwad: Uh oh.