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Originally posted by Sazerac:
BTW, on the "glue" question: most glue is activated by the presence of air, which makes it dry. It's also why it's increasingly harder and harder to get glue out of a bottle after you start using it up. Almost all adhesives work this way, including Epoxy (which is actually a blend of two different substances to get the adhesion to work). 
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True True.
I found a container of Carpenter's wood glue in the shed this spring that had been there for who knows how many years. Although it had not stuck to the inside of the bottle (these questions weren't mine originally but were meant to be jokes) the glue itself had the consistency of a non-sticky dough. Wondering now if I should have cut the bottle open and made a temporary "superball".
Moni
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