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Originally Posted by ohsohappy

I feel like the world makes sense now!!! :)

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Lol!

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lol!

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But still, they made it "orangey/ barfey" So not all of them are yellow. Thye probably tried to make it "goldish" but I can safely say that their attempt was what one would call an "Epic Fail"

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But still, they made it "orangey/ barfey" So not all of them are yellow. thye probably tried to make it "goldish" but I can safely say that their attempt was what one would call an "Epic Fail"

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Lol! Maybe there wasn't a way to make yellow in the 1890s and the closest they could get was orange.:p

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lol! maybe there wasn't a way to make yellow in the 1890s and the closest they could get was orange.:p

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Well if there wasn't then, they could certainly correct it now.
And one more thing, WHY would they make scented pencils?
Who sniffs pencils? Really?

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Well if there wasn't then, they could certainly correct it now.
And one more thing, WHY would they make scented pencils?
Who sniffs pencils? Really?

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Maybe they kept it yellow for tradition's sake. People sniff weird things.. why not pencils?
A lot of weird things come scented. My sister bought a toothbrush with a scented handle. Lol

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maybe they kept it yellow for tradition's sake. People sniff weird things..why not pencils?
A lot of weird things come scented. My sister bought a toothbrush with a scented handle. Lol

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Ew haha

Also, I think scented small objects are a really dumb idea, crayons, pencils, erasers. Anything that can be shoved up a nostril should NOT be scented. Simply because people are idiots. At they very least they should have a warning label on these products saying
"WARNING: Do not shove up your nose, and they're not flavored either, so don't be an idiot and try to eat them"

I should get a job making warning labels. :D

Now here's the next question... why are erasers pink?

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now here's the next question... why are erasers pink?

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Dang, now I'm not going to be able to sleep for hours. I'm looking this one up.

Here Why Are Erasers Pink? | eHow.com it says:

"While the majority of modern erasers are manufactured from synthetic materials, making color a matter of preference, originally the eraser's color was the result of its ingredients. "

Found it
Why Are Erasers Pink? | eHow.com

Lol we posted the same thig at the same time. Jinx

HAHA we are efficient! :)

Maybe someone wanted to trick them saying
"here use this melted cheese pencil"
They use it
" haha its a lead one suck"

Eh?