Change
Spoil
Spoil verb - To affect slightly with something morally bad or undesirable.
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- If you soak in a Hot Spring before the egg hatches, it "boils" into a Hot Spring Egg, which not only heals 100 HP, but DOESN'T SPOIL OR CHANGE.
Source: Game Breaker / Role Playing -
Morgan's side-project showing how long it takes fast food to spoil (where the McDonald's items barely change over the course of months) is very misleading.
Source: Film / Super Size Me - One interesting change is that the food here does spoil, and cleverly the rotten food can be used to damage or poison baddies.
Source: Hyperactive Metabolism
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