Jello

K, me and Lenny are having an argument. I literally just threw a thing of Jello in the freezer, he thinks it will freeze. What do you think?

Aye. If you add water to something, and freeze it, then the water will freeze and the rest will.

Surely.

your CRAZY

Anything will freeze if its energy is removed. It will freeze it just might take a few hours.

It'll freeze. It'll take longer than plain water, but it'll freeze.

freeze

It wont freeze if your freezer doesnt work.

my freezer works, and as of now, its not frozen.

I don't believe it.

Take a photo! Prod it too!

mmkay.

Give it at least a week. If it hasn't frozen by then, I admit to being wrong.

I'll go with that too.

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oh are you kidding? milk and beer freeze in less then a week! obv its gonna by then

But it will prove that Jello DOES freeze, and you can use it for Lego blocks then.

But I'll be wrong - I said it will freeze in 24 hours, didn't I?

yes you did, over 24 hours, and its hardish but not frozen. and we thought of better things to do with it then make lego blocks, sorry lenny.

Well, something's happening to it, at least.

What did you decide to do?

heh. oh nothing =P

Everything will freeze if given a chance. x_X. People make jello pops and it takes less than 24 hours. your freezer is a noob.

well what size? i have a BOWL of jello.

A bowl is going to take longer as it has less surface area than say a jello popsicle. Certain things lower the freezing temperature ...like alcohol can lower it as something with a high alcohol ...which is why my friends keep vodka and stuff in a deep freezer and have no problems with the bottles busting open =P.