Its short for textiels
Yes you can, Your skin absorbs air and moisture as well as texta ink. it is poisones but not enough to make you sick or kill you. if your whole body is covered in texta ink you will find it hard to breathe.
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The Texta marker pen was invented by the German company Schwan-Stabilo in the 1970s. It was designed as a versatile marker for writing and coloring on a variety of surfaces.
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All pens and permanent are save to use. NOT
you can mix up vasalean water and somthing red like cool aid. pencil.or crayon no texta cause it stains legos i done once and my lego man is stainded. so no texta. ny mr dude rour
some adjectives for marker could be: blue marker, red marker, black marker
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Feutre and stylo-feutre are French equivalents of the Australian English word "texta." The respective pronunciation of the masculine singular nouns -- which also translate as "felt-tipped pen," "marker," and "marking pen" elsewhere in the English-speaking world -- will be "fuht" and "stee-lo-fuht" in northerly French and "fuh-truh" and "stee-lo-fuh-truh" in southerly French.