Chrishallbeck, 8 months ago video/mp4
video/mp4
osakajack, 8 months ago @Chrishallbeck In a similar vein, that’s why we have red pandas that are orange and red cabbage and red onions that are purple. Red was an early word. Other colors’ names came after we had named stuff
@Chrishallbeck In a similar vein, that’s why we have red pandas that are orange and red cabbage and red onions that are purple. Red was an early word. Other colors’ names came after we had named stuff
becomingwisest, 8 months ago @Chrishallbeck I’m one of the lucky 10,000. Thank you. https://xkcd.com/1053/
@Chrishallbeck I’m one of the lucky 10,000. Thank you. https://xkcd.com/1053/
wayne_williams, 7 months ago @Chrishallbeck if you were to ask any of my friends about this they would say that the second person is me LOL
@Chrishallbeck if you were to ask any of my friends about this they would say that the second person is me LOL
irishleprechan, 8 months ago @Chrishallbeck in 1970s, I put orange for hair color on selective service draft card application trying to be accurate & precise. I was dis-appointed to see it issued as red. Another minority dis—criminated against. Fortunately for me, they canned the draft, and canned orange juice too!
@Chrishallbeck in 1970s, I put orange for hair color on selective service draft card application trying to be accurate & precise.
I was dis-appointed to see it issued as red.
Another minority dis—criminated against.
Fortunately for me, they canned the draft, and canned orange juice too!
nazokiyoubinbou, 8 months ago @Chrishallbeck The guy on the right definitely steals the show.
@Chrishallbeck The guy on the right definitely steals the show.
EricLawton, 8 months ago @Chrishallbeck It was originally Sanskrit – nāraṅga – but we went (via French) to dropping an "n" in "un norange".
@Chrishallbeck
It was originally Sanskrit – nāraṅga – but we went (via French) to dropping an "n" in "un norange".
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