Hooray children’s drawings will no longer be ruined by the blue crayon! Moreover, children will be encouraged to use their imagination when determining the color of the sea, the sky and so on. That’s definitely good news for the bluebandwagon! As well as for the unfortunate victim below:
We failed to get a statement from the blue crayon because we didn’t try to get one in the first place. We are biased.
Nevertheless, here’s what the other crayons had to say about the blue crayon and the issue at hand:
"It’s about time. He’s just not a strong enough color." - Red Crayola
"I f%^*$ng hate color. One color down. 143 to go!" - Black Crayola
"He was such an emo crayon. Always feeling blue. Major downer." - Yellow Crayola
"Blue was such a chauvinist, macho type crayon." - Pink Crayola
"Yuck. Primary color." - Chartreuse Crayola
"I f%^*$ng hate color. One color down. 143 to go!" - Black Crayola
"He was such an emo crayon. Always feeling blue. Major downer." - Yellow Crayola
"Blue was such a chauvinist, macho type crayon." - Pink Crayola
"Yuck. Primary color." - Chartreuse Crayola
With the departure of the blue crayon, there are already some crayolas angling to fill in the slot:
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