Green is the best color, ya'll be jealous.
http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k2...ony/Parsee.jpg
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Green is the best color, ya'll be jealous.
http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k2...ony/Parsee.jpg
Every crazy girl I've ever known has loved the color green. I'm not sure what it is about crazy girls and the color green but there must be some correlation. Clo is obviously crazy
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Black, you fools! Black!!
I'M A PURPLE MAN, I have to say. I have a lot of purple jumpers and t-shirts. :greenie:
smurf yeah!Quote:
Originally Posted by eternal essence
Black isn't A color. :colbert:
Purple then blue then green. But purple first!
Racists! every last one of you!
Guess :p
Blue of course!
You're not a physicist, shaddap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freya
Color Matters - Vision - Are black and white colors?
At the very end of your link it concludes that black is indeed not a color. So all you did was confirm her statement lol :PQuote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGodYou're not a physicist, shaddap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freya
Color Matters - Vision - Are black and white colors?
Psssssssh, none of those. I like turquoise.
*shrug* Chemists disagree.Quote:
Originally Posted by VykAt the very end of your link it concludes that black is indeed not a color. So all you did was confirm her statement lol :PQuote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGodYou're not a physicist, shaddap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freya
Color Matters - Vision - Are black and white colors?
If black isn't a colour it's because all the girly colours got together and decided he was too awesome and then banded together to remove him.
Black is not an individual color of light, but it is a pigment. A black object reflects no visible lightwaves, but the result is still distinct from other colors. For all lay intents and purposes, black and white are both colors.
The "black/white are not colors" argument is pure pedantry. It's just a semantic debate between how you define "color." No, black is not a "color" if you define the word as "lightwaves in the visible spectrum reflected from an object to be interpreted by the human brain via the waves hitting the retina," but I don't think lay people are so picky.