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jordgubbssylt wrote:It does bother me. What the hell are they thinking. The colour code clearly says "c"!
Yeah, shame on me.trinicardinal wrote: You forgot a "You mean its not teal?" option in your poll. Anyway a lot of people don't use the colour codes so that would account for some of the differences I guess.
You're an exemplary user.Ace Rimmer wrote:I foe bitches that call it teal.

True story here. I intentionally use "gray" and "teal" just to see the spectacle.Master Fenrir wrote:Totally. And when people refer to silver or slate as "gray," I just completely lose my shit and start kicking puppies.
Pretty sure I refer to it as gray, even though color codes are for silver/slate. Please don't kick any more puppies.Master Fenrir wrote:Totally. And when people refer to silver or slate as "gray," I just completely lose my shit and start kicking puppies.
What about when people call the pink, the fuschia?Master Fenrir wrote:Totally. And when people refer to silver or slate as "gray," I just completely lose my shit and start kicking puppies.

More posts in this forum should be 'I'm a man, deal with it.'canadian bacon wrote:i call "cyan" teal and "silver" gray, deal with it...after all i'm not some sort of home decorator. i'm a man so i call colors by the most simplistic name it has so everyone knows what im talking about.... the only time i use the color code givin names is when i'm speaking with my color blind friend. at least i don't call pink purple.
Cyan is a colr - Teal is a freaking bird you hunt, kill, gut and eat! LEARN IT - LIVE IT!tkr4lf wrote:I refer to it as teal. It looks teal to me. f*ck you.
drunkmonkey wrote:I'm filing a C&A report right now. Its nice because they have a drop-down for "jefjef".
Teal is also a color.jefjef wrote:Cyan is a colr - Teal is a freaking bird you hunt, kill, gut and eat! LEARN IT - LIVE IT!tkr4lf wrote:I refer to it as teal. It looks teal to me. f*ck you.
Can you elaborate on how calling cyan teal is more simplistic.canadian bacon wrote:i call "cyan" teal and "silver" gray, deal with it...after all i'm not some sort of home decorator. i'm a man so i call colors by the most simplistic name it has so everyone knows what im talking about.... the only time i use the color code givin names is when i'm speaking with my color blind friend. at least i don't call pink purple.

You don't hunt? Then how do you mate?tkr4lf wrote: I don't hunt. I'm a lesbian hippy living in a commune. Hunting is strictly forbidden. Murderer.
drunkmonkey wrote:I'm filing a C&A report right now. Its nice because they have a drop-down for "jefjef".
haha, i love you too, jeffypoo.jefjef wrote:You don't hunt? Then how do you mate?tkr4lf wrote: I don't hunt. I'm a lesbian hippy living in a commune. Hunting is strictly forbidden. Murderer.
Murderer? You mean well fed non vegetarian. Vegetables is food for tasty food and if we were meant to graze our eyes would be on the side of our heads.
So CYAN it is!
1) cyan takes a little more effort to say (meh, im lazy wannafightabowdit?)nagerous wrote:Can you elaborate on how calling cyan teal is more simplistic.canadian bacon wrote:i call "cyan" teal and "silver" gray, deal with it...after all i'm not some sort of home decorator. i'm a man so i call colors by the most simplistic name it has so everyone knows what im talking about.... the only time i use the color code givin names is when i'm speaking with my color blind friend. at least i don't call pink purple.
drunkmonkey wrote:I'm filing a C&A report right now. Its nice because they have a drop-down for "jefjef".