Dude totally loses it after seeing double rainbow.

[teedubya]

OMG! It's so intense. It's almost a triple rainbow! What does it mean?

[DenverChief]

IT MEANS SHE

IS COMING TO KICK YOUR ASS!!!

[Over-Head]

Ya know, I would truly love to know what a Rainbow looks like, just a few grey lines in the sky to go along with my Black and white world I look at .

I never knew I was colored blind as a kid, hell how does one know? I just figured everyone saw black and white and that was it.
Parents figured it out when we got our first color TV and it didn't look a damn bit different to me than the old one

I could tell the difference in domeninant colors by grade 5, and I have trained myself to recognize Blue, Red Green etc.
Although the millions of shades I can hardly tell apart, I know their different, just cant say how far off.
.
But as for picking out clients colors I do better than most Interior decorators, I see the base shade of the color long before I can zero in on what it actually is.
Sometimes it's an advantage, most times it just sucks that I can't see the world as it really looks.

Went back to my home a few years back with the wife, she almost cried at the fact I have never seen the real view of the "Annoplis Valley" (Kentville N.S over looking it from the North mt.) in the fall of the year.
Simply one of the most breath taking sights you will ever come across

Other than that....just cant relate

Anyone else on the planet color blind???

[J Diddy]

Originally Posted by Over-Head

Ya know, I would truly love to know what a Rainbow looks like, just a few grey lines in the sky to go along with my Black and white world I look at .

I never knew I was colored blind as a kid, hell how does one know? I just figured everyone saw black and white and that was it.
Parents figured it out when we got our first color TV and it didn't look a damn bit different to me than the old one

I could tell the difference in domeninant colors by grade 5, and I have trained myself to recognize Blue, Red Green etc.
Although the millions of shades I can hardly tell apart, I know their different, just cant say how far off.
.
But as for picking out clients colors I do better than most Interior decorators, I see the base shade of the color long before I can zero in on what it actually is.
Sometimes it's an advantage, most times it just sucks that I can't see the world as it really looks.

Went back to my home a few years back with the wife, she almost cried at the fact I have never seen the real view of the "Annoplis Valley" (Kentville N.S over looking it from the North mt.) in the fall of the year.
Simply one of the most breath taking sights you will ever come across

Other than that....just cant relate

Anyone else on the planet color blind???

No but I hate brown.

[Bugeater]

Originally Posted by Over-Head

Ya know, I would truly love to know what a Rainbow looks like, just a few grey lines in the sky to go along with my Black and white world I look at .

I never knew I was colored blind as a kid, hell how does one know? I just figured everyone saw black and white and that was it.
Parents figured it out when we got our first color TV and it didn't look a damn bit different to me than the old one

I could tell the difference in domeninant colors by grade 5, and I have trained myself to recognize Blue, Red Green etc.
Although the millions of shades I can hardly tell apart, I know their different, just cant say how far off.
.
But as for picking out clients colors I do better than most Interior decorators, I see the base shade of the color long before I can zero in on what it actually is.
Sometimes it's an advantage, most times it just sucks that I can't see the world as it really looks.

Went back to my home a few years back with the wife, she almost cried at the fact I have never seen the real view of the "Annoplis Valley" (Kentville N.S over looking it from the North mt.) in the fall of the year.
Simply one of the most breath taking sights you will ever come across

Other than that....just cant relate

Anyone else on the planet color blind???

I have issues with distinguishing certain shades of green and brown. Some purples throw me as well, I simply can't see the red in them and they look blue. The only time it was a real problem was when I was in electronics school, the resistors are color coded, and I could never tell the green rings from the brown ones. Other than that, it's just been a nuisance, and a little embarrassing at times when I mention something about a color and someone will say "HAY THAT'S NOT BLUE IT'S PURPLE, WHAT, ARE YOU COLOR BLIND?" Then when I say yes I have problems with certain colors, I get to play the game where they will start pointing to every thing they see asking me what color it is. Lot's o' fun.

[Art Vader]

[teedubya]

Originally Posted by Over-Head

Ya know, I would truly love to know what a Rainbow looks like, just a few grey lines in the sky to go along with my Black and white world I look at .

I never knew I was colored blind as a kid, hell how does one know? I just figured everyone saw black and white and that was it.
Parents figured it out when we got our first color TV and it didn't look a damn bit different to me than the old one

I could tell the difference in domeninant colors by grade 5, and I have trained myself to recognize Blue, Red Green etc.
Although the millions of shades I can hardly tell apart, I know their different, just cant say how far off.
.
But as for picking out clients colors I do better than most Interior decorators, I see the base shade of the color long before I can zero in on what it actually is.
Sometimes it's an advantage, most times it just sucks that I can't see the world as it really looks.

Went back to my home a few years back with the wife, she almost cried at the fact I have never seen the real view of the "Annoplis Valley" (Kentville N.S over looking it from the North mt.) in the fall of the year.
Simply one of the most breath taking sights you will ever come across

Other than that....just cant relate

Anyone else on the planet color blind???

That must be why you chose the ONLY team in the NFL to have grey and black as your favorite team to root for?

Interesting.

[teedubya]

Originally Posted by Bugeater

I have issues with distinguishing certain shades of green and brown. Some purples throw me as well, I simply can't see the red in them and they look blue. The only time it was a real problem was when I was in electronics school, the resistors are color coded, and I could never tell the green rings from the brown ones. Other than that, it's just been a nuisance, and a little embarrassing at times when I mention something about a color and someone will say "HAY THAT'S NOT BLUE IT'S PURPLE, WHAT, ARE YOU COLOR BLIND?" Then when I say yes I have problems with certain colors, I get to play the game where they will start pointing to every thing they see asking me what color it is. Lot's o' fun.

Sweet. What color is this?

[Reaper16]

KU fans are always late to the party.

[teedubya]

Originally Posted by Reaper16

KU fans are always late to the party.

MU fans never celebrate championships.

[Fish]

Originally Posted by teedubya

That must be why you chose the ONLY team in the NFL to have grey and black as your favorite team to root for?

Interesting.

Well... that's the exact reason that Al Davis chose grey and black. He's colorblind as well, and chose 2 colors he could distinguish.

True story.

[Bugeater]

Originally Posted by teedubya

Sweet. What color is this?

It's a lovely shade of red, you can find it on your user cp, it looks just like this:

[teedubya]

Originally Posted by KC Fish

Well... that's the exact reason that Al Davis chose grey and black. He's colorblind as well, and chose 2 colors he could distinguish.

True story.

That is interesting... he is also talent-blind.

[irishjayhawk]

Originally Posted by Reaper16

KU fans are always late to the party.

[Dave Lane]

I'll have what he's having.