1. Gum spittting parcour
2. Chewing gum ban
2.1. in Singapore
2.1.1. spread of diseases
2.1.2. teenagers blocking sensors of MRT trains
2.2. in Disney World
2.3. at Universal Studios Theme Park
2.4. Seaworld
2.5. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
2.6. Busch Gardens Theme Parks
3. Flavours
3.1. fruits
3.2. fresh
3.2.1. mint
3.3. smells
3.4. weird flavours
3.5. bubble gum flavour
4. Colours
4.1. pink
4.2. white
4.3. blue
5. Texture
5.1. soft
5.2. hard
5.3. wet
5.4. elastic
5.5. sticky
5.6. strechy
5.7. chewy
5.8. flexible
6. ISSUES
6.1. loses taste
6.1.1. refillable taste
6.2. becomes sticky
6.2.1. STICKYNESS
6.2.2. non-sticky chewing gum
6.2.2.1. change material so it becomes dust when used
6.2.3. BUBBLE GUM SEAL
6.2.4. can get stuck in hair
6.3. how to ged rid of it?
6.4. environmental problem
6.4.1. GUMSEEDS
6.4.2. Chewy beeswax material which one can collect and form a candle
6.4.3. BANDAID GUM
6.4.4. Dump it nicely
6.5. don't know taste until you buy whole pack
6.5.1. pack with different tastes
6.5.1.1. taste depending on mood
6.6. accidentally swallowing
7. Instrumentalization
7.1. ART
7.1.1. bubble gum sculptures
7.1.2. bubble gum wall
7.1.3. bubble gum paintings
7.1.4. art inquiry
7.2. Fashion
7.3. Food
7.3.1. bubble gum cake
7.3.2. bubble gum candy
7.4. STUFF to do
7.4.1. for building stuff / prototyping
7.5. visualization tool
7.6. bait for catfish!
7.6.1. crabs like them too
7.7. movement
7.7.1. Chewsday
7.8. generate electricity?
8. Sale
8.1. Machines
8.1.1. subway
8.1.2. airports
8.1.3. street walls
8.2. stores
8.2.1. kiosk
8.2.2. gas station
8.2.3. supermarket
8.3. strategy
8.3.1. usually close to the cashier
9. Material
9.1. natural latex
9.2. chicle
9.3. synthetic rubber
9.4. polyisobutylene
9.5. vegan?
9.6. artificial sweeteners
9.6.1. sorbitol
9.6.2. xylit
9.6.3. stevia
9.7. sugar
10. Words/Quotes
10.1. Stick to it
10.2. stuck
10.3. optimistic message which comes with gums (inside paper, printed on gum)
10.3.1. Write own message on Chewing GumPaper with a special pen.
11. VALUE
11.1. economic
11.2. creative
11.3. sharing
11.4. cultural
11.5. joy
12. Why to chew?
12.1. clean breath
12.1.1. after food
12.1.1.1. after drink
12.1.2. in the morning
12.1.3. brush alternative
12.1.4. before kissing
12.1.5. after cigarette
12.2. calm stomach
12.3. fight hunger
12.3.1. a huge chewing gum shaped like a BIG MAC
12.3.2. urban myth!!!
12.4. boredom
12.5. sugar craving
12.6. get rid of bad taste
12.7. alternative for...
12.7.1. nicotine
12.7.2. vitamins
12.7.3. food
12.8. dry mouth
12.9. high altitude
12.10. exercise muscles
12.11. prevent teary eyes when cutting onions
12.12. for fun: making bubbles
12.13. more oxygen in brain
12.13.1. Tongue Yoga Excercises
13. When to chew?
13.1. after meal
13.2. after cigarette
13.3. in the morning
13.4. before talk
13.5. after coffee
14. Types
14.1. recreational
14.1.1. blowing bubbles
14.1.2. making noises
14.2. functional
14.2.1. nicotine
14.2.2. memory enhancement
14.2.3. diabetes
14.2.4. teeth cleaning
14.2.4.1. gum MASSAGE
14.2.5. breath
14.2.6. DNA sampling
14.2.6.1. Biometric Signature http://www.heiliger-martin.de/galerie/siegel/bilder/siegel_0018.jpg
14.2.7. vitamins
14.2.8. FIRST AID
14.2.8.1. burned tongue
14.2.8.2. Globuli/Bachblüten
14.2.8.3. aspirine
14.2.8.4. Enzymes > Pollen
14.2.9. contraception
14.2.10. doping
14.2.10.1. caffeine
14.2.10.1.1. http://www.google.de/imgres?start=386&client=firefox-a&hs=NoK&rls=org.mozilla:de:official&biw=1440&bih=792&tbm=isch&tbnid=aPFg718ckfXH9M:&imgrefurl=http://money.cnn.com/2013/03/08/news/companies/wrigley-caffeine-gum/index.html&docid=XSi5CusjmDiWOM&imgurl=http://i2.cdn.turner.com/money/dam/assets/130308050916-wrigley-energy-alert-gum-620xa.jpg&w=620&h=367&ei=1MaIUf2UGOrA7Abw-IGQAg&zoom=1&iact=rc&dur=377&page=10&tbnh=167&tbnw=245&ndsp=9&ved=1t:429,r:86,s:300,i:262&tx=172&ty=115
14.2.10.2. taurine
14.2.11. medical TEST purposes
14.2.11.1. What can one measure in salivary juice (uah is that a real word?
14.2.11.2. Changes color as a indicator for too acid salivary juice (damages teeth)
14.2.12. DISEASES
14.2.13. poison
14.2.14. perfume gum
15. Packaging
15.1. wrapping
15.2. boxes
16. Production
16.1. make your own
16.2. Brands
16.2.1. Wrighley's
16.2.1.1. Airwaves
16.2.1.2. Extra
16.2.1.3. 5
16.2.1.4. HubbaBubba
16.2.1.5. Juicy Fruit
16.2.1.6. Sparemint
16.2.1.7. Doubblemint
16.2.1.8. Big Red
16.2.1.9. Orbit
16.2.1.10. dubble bubble
16.3. consumption
16.3.1. 1.3 million metric tonnes of gum per year
16.3.2. $19 billion in sales
16.3.3. The average person chews over 300 sticks of gum each year!
16.3.4. chewing gum 85% of global sales, and bubble gum the other 15%
16.4. chewing gum research
16.4.1. nutricional / functional
16.5. organizations
16.5.1. chewing gum association