What can we learn from crayons?

Question

some are sharp,some have weird names,
and all are different colors....but
they all exist very nicely in the same box.

Answer 1

Self-expression in a colourful form, that 5-year-olds can colour better than me, and more than just all the colours of the rainbow.

Great question. Thx.

Answer 2

Choose your friends wisely because the more you hang around them the more they rub off on you. (You know, like when you take a crayon out of the box and start coloring with it and you get a streak of blue because it was right next to the blue crayon and it rubbed off on it?) Ok I know it's lame.

Answer 3

We can also learn that even though they are all different colors that they are all make of the same thing on the inside.

Answer 4

That human needs to get along...we are all stuck in this damn box with each other..we all do the same thing and really are not different at all

Answer 5

I used to get in trouble for eating the crayons in 1st grade, I would go home with blue and green wax still in my teeth

Answer 6

I love crayons. I have a brand new, unopened, special edition box. Wanna come and color??

Answer 7

Think outside the box.

Answer 8

We learn that it is ok to be a little blue sometimes. At times we are really bright, but other times we show our dark sides. If we are squeezed too tight, we will break but still give our all.

Answer 9

That all people should be able to get along no matter of where they are from, what race or color they are, how smart they are. We are all just people.

Answer 10

"No matter what color you are-we all TASTE the same!" (OH, don't try to act like you never ate a crayon when you were little!) =)