Is that victory I smell? Smells like the waxy goodness of a 96-color box of Crayola crayons dumped out on my dining room table.
Which one of these chapter opener pages would you call “purple?” What’s that? You can’t quite read the label, here let me help:
That’s right, friends. Victory in three languages is thrice as sweet!
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Purple on the BBC
More purple, and its variations, in pictures on the BBC website
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/7570177.stm
so yesterday
OK. Purple is so yesterday. Let’s move on to the rest of the color wheel. How about a cobalt vs. sapphire? My design fundamentals professor would have mock me in front of the class for using those words to describe colors.
Roger
Head Camp Counselor
Camp Photoshop
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Have you noticed?
They all taste the same! I had thought that the Yellow crayons would have a more . . . buttery flavor. And the Purple doesn’t taste like Grape at all! What are these guys doing over there at Crayola? Certainly not taste testing, I can tell you that!
taste is right
Yes they should be test tasting Crayolas. They all have the same waxy taste to me.
Roger
Head Camp Counselor
Camp Photoshop
http://www.campphotoshop.com