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Describe Kensington Gore Discussion here.

bluefireglow: Upon first reading this page title, I immediately got a vivid and distressing mental image of blood pouring out of a laptop's Kensington lock port. Just thought I would share.

I've got a B.A. in Theatre, and in the stage blood we use the main ingrediant is liquid soap. This makes it easier to clean up! But maybe this isn't such an issue in movies.—KEVP

Falchion: Certified stage combatant chiming in. Our school's recipe's similar to the classic Kensington, just cheaper and easier. Red food color, corn syrup, peanut butter, and chocolate syrup. Tasty and effective stage blood!