I like highlighters and use them every day at work.
My favourites are yellow, pink and orange. :up:
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I like highlighters and use them every day at work.
My favourites are yellow, pink and orange. :up:
Highlighter colours are ebil. Plus, the colour is near impossible to see at night (I have a neon light in my room so this doesnt affect me)
I guess I like them, but I hardly ever use them. Maybe it's because I forget that I have one, but who knows?
Let's take "u"'s out of words for no reason, even thogh they shold be there! Yey!
I hate yor version of the proper langage. Bt anyway, I like highlighters. The coloUrs make me happy inside :bigsmile:
I love highlighters!! Today I drew a carrot on my hand with an orange highlighter. :bigsmile:
I agree. I have like seven highlighters minimum and one thick black Sharpie in my schoolbag at all times. Life without them is...Quote:
Originally Posted by Miriel
...inconceivable.
Exactly. I cannot leave my home without a big thick Sharpie marker. Infact, I need MORE. In every color. :jess:
They don't sell Quin coloured highlighters....
I have these yummy cute highlighters that smell of strawberry and banana, they smell soooo nice. They have cute animals on too. I think I just coloured my nose.. ;_;
I like highlighters. I get a set of 5 per year. By the end of the year, they've usually either dried up or got lost in the whole mysterious disappearing pencil case ordeal. I mostly use them in English class but there were occasions where I've used them in other classes as well. I even use them to highlight stuff in exams, especially when there's a lot to read.
I used to have a set of 5 hello kitty highlighters that smelled like fruits. Like the orange one smelled like orange, the purple one smelled like grape, and so on. I still have them but they don't work anymore! I haven't held up my current highlighters anywhere near my face so I dunno what they smell like. I don't reckon it would be a very pleasant smell...
only chicks like highlighters...in my experience...
Then your experience is wrong.
Actually, I just object to entirely redundant 'u's which have no bearing, whatsoever, at all, in any manner, on the pronunciation of a word.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quin 'n' Tonic
I felt kinda aroused half-way in...
I prefer having books where everything you'll need for the class already highlighted, as opposed to highlighting yourself.
Going hogwild with a highlighter is pretty fun though.