In another example of green goo being something best not injected into your body, the green syringe in Surgeon Simulator turns you into a bleary-eyed mess in the most sensitive of circumstances. When you're faced with a person's exposed set of intestines or an open rib cage that need to be immediately operated on to save that person's life, then you probably shouldn't be flailing all over the place like one of those inflatable tube men on Xanax. If you prick your finger on the green syringe, your hands go wobbly and the operating theatre into a synthy, green-and-pink pseudo-disco. This would maybe be kind of pleasant, except for the fact that you're trying to save someone's life, and instead you're scrambling their insides, oafishly stabbing their heart with a scalpel, and slicing their nose off during what was supposed to be a brain surgery. Eventually, you might fumble your way into pricking your finger on the blue syringe to counter the effects of the green one, but you'll snap out of your synthy reverie to find that you've butchered your patient; not a good vibe, man. Not a good vibe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYiB93C0CNc
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