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Potion Index

Have the kids at your lunch table ever made potions? Here is a severity level of those:
Potion Index

Class 1: Harmless

Example: Chocolate milk mixed with peanut butter. May contain only 1 ingredient.

Class 2: Suspicious

Example: Maple syrup mixed with mashed potatoes and orange juice. Survivable.

Class 3: Questionable

Example: Having a paper tray of nachos, and pouring an entire carton of chocolate milk in it. Notice how the milk turns tan, from the hamburger meat.

Class 4: Severe

Example: Meat/chicken soaked in chocolate milk, fruits/veggies, and/or sauces. A true biohazard.




Class 5: Security Threat

Technically doesn't exist, but it can if it has to. Has to meet these requirements: If so, the national security level may be raised to DEFCON 3.

  • -Consistency: Slimy, sticky, clumpy, or bubbly.
  • -Smell: Rotten, putrid, or sulfuric.
  • -Ingredients: More than 6-7.
  • -Color: Black, brown, or any color that is not natural.

  • Extra notes for ingredients:

    -Chewed up food, saliva, fingernail clippings, scabs, and any form of human waste.

Class 6: [REDACTED]

Does not exist either, however it can exist. It can only exist if it meets these requirements:
-Contains: Molten metal
-Is radioactive