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Crayons named by somebody with grievances

Offensive crayons

Twenty four working crayons whose color names read like a comment section at two in the morning. They actually color, and that matters, because most gag stationery falls apart the moment anyone uses it. Several names are unprintable in a company newsletter. Read the box before you hand it over.

$12.99
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What it actually is

  • Twenty four crayons that genuinely draw
  • The color names carry the entire joke
  • Non-toxic, despite everything else about it
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MilkToast Brands

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Stock history

In stock on 2 of 2 days we have checked since Sep 9.

If it sells out, the closest thing still in stock is Socks with pockets, allegedly.

Details

BrandMilkToast Brands
ConditionNew
CategoryPrank gifts and revenge gadgets

Listed on Amazon as: MilkToast Brands Offensive Crayons Original Edition, 24-Count Adult Crayons with…

Full Amazon listing name

MilkToast Brands Offensive Crayons Original Edition, 24-Count Adult Crayons with Sarcastic Sayings, Funny Gag Gift for Adults, Secret Santa, Dark Humor Gifts, Sarcastic Funny Gifts

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