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Old 02-12-2008, 08:37 PM #1
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Default What is your favorite color?

As usual, there is a method to my madness which I will explain later.

For myself, blue. For two others I asked, also blue.
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Old 02-12-2008, 08:50 PM #2
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Arrow I like all colors

yet if I have to qualify only one

- it would be lavender
-the color of violets - for it is made from two primary colors -red/blue
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My favourite colour is RED. It may not be fashionable but I love red, always have. Why do you want to know this information, I am curious.

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blue - befitting "indigogo"!!!
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My favourite colour is RED. It may not be fashionable but I love red, always have. Why do you want to know this information, I am curious.

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I got to thinking that if it is the result of neurotransmitter release it might be reflected in our color choice. 4 of 6 so far.
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Default favorite colour

My favorite colour is yellow.

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Default with a pretty name like sunflower

what else could it be?
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what else could it be?
My favorite colour is green
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I also like green, in many shades, but it's a toss up between blue and green when you get into mixing the two.

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Default color for days of the week

Blues and reds and black and good browns and some greens, in that oder.
And while we talk of colors, for me each day of the week has its own special color.

Monday is white
Tuesday is sky blue
Wednesday is red
Thursday is blue blue
Friday is warm, velvet grey
Saturday is brown velvet
Sunday is black, matte and beautiful.

The days have had these colors as long as I can remember. I didn't give the days colors, they just are those colors - I have no idea why.

Anyone else have colorful days?

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