Colors

I know what you're saying, and I've wondered that as well

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You plus me
Minus the clothes
Divide the legs
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a friend and i got into a debate about his like 3 months ago, i forget what was said, but it is a wierd thought
-Grant

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that thought goes way over my head...i would die if i ever thought that hard


fuck my ass

yeh i understand that, pretty weird if you think about it


'You only live once. If you live it right, once is enough' -Micah Black

yo motoxer is that an ass of a reef girl?


Joel

i may not be motoxer, but i can tell you for sure that yes that is an ass of a reef girl


'You only live once. If you live it right, once is enough' -Micah Black

ya me and mikee talked about that for a while a couple months ago, so heres wat we finally came up with even if the colors themselves are different to diferent ppl the colors (like 'red' or 'blue') always have to be the same relativly to eachother bcuz of like shades and shit like that.

yes that is correct...isnt it nice? its the ass of the girl holding up the #1


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'fuck my ass' - Tenacious D

that's what colour blindness is. but seeing red as blue and green as yellow isn't possible. I've thought about this too.
- Mike

'i love your velcro shoes baby....you just look soo cute in them.....my little retard *hugs*' - Stacy to Dave Pauls

yea dude, i think about that sometimes...there would be no way of finding out either
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Ive seen hell
believe in neither
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colorblind people see some colors as diferent colors. like brown might look like green

i like to burn things
i can do a summersault

Here are some image samples showing different types of colour blindness. Vischeck samples

Colour perception is also related to experience. For example, the colour orange did not exist in the European vocabulary until the 11th century when the Arabs imported the "fruit approved by elephants", naranj. Prior to that, Europeans referred to the colour as an "ugly red".

An experiment was done with Inuit people decades ago which had them place similar-colored cards into piles. Sure enough, the cards we would consider orange, were either stuck in the red or yellow pile. Their eyes could perceive the hue of orange but the lack of a distinct word, had them randomly adding it to the "blood" or "sun" pile.

vert true, perception of a color has finite differences between people. this is related from experience - whatever was first identified as say red is then used as a basis for all other color perceptions.
like for magazines, they are viewed by thousands of people, and they don't want colors to look good to some people and not all people. so what they do is they take the three complementary colors - red yellow and blue. they then use different chromas and hues to get other colors. this way, color perceptions among readers are now as universal as possible seeing as the magazine designs are based off of only 3 colors.
so when printing the magazine, they take a picture and break it down, take out all the reds, the blues, the yellows. then they print out the picture in all reds, blues and yellows, then they layer those printouts to get an aesthetically pleasing picture.

sorry about the length.
-AndrewP

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I took that colour blindness test thing and i'm sure that I have protanope colour blindness because i seriously could not tell the difference between the example normal picture and the protanope picture.
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