Raspberry, Cherry, Orange and Lemon. Black one might be Marshmallow, Caramel or Vanilla??
scented bands
Take a bath, silly! You can wear his favorite smell, such as a desired perfume or wash up with a nicely scented body wash. Also, look for scents that are known to attract men. (Yes, certain scents have an attraction effect.) you can find the scents that can attract men from this article
There are 133 standard Crayola crayons according to HEX and RGB codes. There are also at least 12 Specialty color sets by Crayola. Silver Swirls, Magic Scents ,Gem Tones, Changeables, Color Mix-up, Pearl Brite, Crayons with Glitter, Metallic FX, Silly Scents, Heads 'n Tails, True to Life, and Extreme Twistables.133 Standard24 Silver Swirls16 Magic Scents(13 were retired due to food related scents)16 Gem Tones7 Changeables (6 colors, 1 color changer crayon)16 Color Mix-up16 Pearl Brite16 Crayons with Glitter16 Metallic FX16 Silly Scents16 Heads 'n Tails8 True to Life8 Extreme Twistables.308 total (including color changing crayon and retired colors)294 total (excluding color changing crayon and retired colors)
According to the Crayola website:"Crayola is the manufacturer of high quality creative experience products marketed primarily under the Crayola and Silly Putty brand names."Crayola is continually evaluating opportunities to make our products environmentally friendly. We currently take steps to address environmental health and safety issues by reducing, reusing and recycling our materials. For example, at least 90% of Crayola Crayon packaging is made from recycled cardboard and nearly all Crayola product packaging is made of recyclable materials. For years, Crayola has remelted crayons that do not meet our high quality molding standards and reused the wax. All Crayola facilities comply with local and federal clean air standards."For more information about recycling efforts and how Crayola works to keep the environment green, see Related Links, below.
Silly Putty is made by Crayola of different types of silicone. It was created by accident when scientists were trying to make a cheap rubber substance.
many students have been spreading around rumors saying that the scented, glow-in-the dark, and glittery ones give ski-cancer. to get the absolute answer is to contact the company and ask them yourself, but to stay safe just buy the original NO SCENTS, GLITTER, OR GLOWING.
It was founded as a British Colony by William Penn in 1682.It was goverened as an Absolute Proprietorship with a constitution called the Frame of Government of Pennsylvania.Its first capital was PhiladelphiaIt has three major ports but borders no ocean.It became the second US State.It is the home of Hersheys Chocolate, Silly Putty, and Crayola Crayons. It is also known for the 114 parks in the state, wherever you are, you are not more than 25 miles away from a park.Was confirmed a state in 1787 William Penn founded itReligious freedom was promotedMade for quakers
Here are some fun facts I have acquired! 1. Nowhere in Pennsylvania re you more than 25 miles away from one of the states 114 Parks 2. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania is the mushroom capital of the world 3. Pennsylvania is the home of Silly Putty (Flarp), Crayola Crayons and Hershey's Chocolate 4. Pennsylvania has 9 nuclear power plants that generate 1/3 of the world's electricity 5. In Pennsylvania, women outnumber men by approx. half-a-million
Credit for the invention of Silly Putty is disputed and has been attributed variously to Earl Warrick, of the then newly-formed Dow Corning; Harvey Chin; and James Wright, a Scottish inventor working for General Electric in New Haven, Connecticut. Throughout his life, Warrick insisted that he and his colleague, Rob Roy McGregor, received the patent for Silly Putty before Wright did; but Crayola's history of Silly Putty states that Wright first invented it in 1943. Both researchers independently discovered that reacting boric acid with silicone oil would produce a gooey, bouncy material with several unique properties.
Yes, i did call you silly..silly
Silly Gol is a silly Joel