message pop-ups?

[Gnilehdnam Artamus]

if i remember my elementary art lessons correctly. . .white and black are shades not colors

so. . . azentner is a SHADED PERSON?!?!?

[Gnilehdnam Artamus]

if i remember my elementary art lessons correctly. . .white and black are shades not colors

so. . . azentner is a SHADED PERSON?!?!?

[Zim Foamy Fan]

Well shaded 

[Zim Foamy Fan]

Well shaded 

[Twisti]

Actually, you mix green and ... red I think ? Anyways, there is no yellow on a computer screen, only Red, Green and Blue. So while with paint you mix yellow and blue to get green, on a computer you mix green and red to get yellow. Or whatever you mix.

[Twisti]

Actually, you mix green and ... red I think ? Anyways, there is no yellow on a computer screen, only Red, Green and Blue. So while with paint you mix yellow and blue to get green, on a computer you mix green and red to get yellow. Or whatever you mix.

[Zim Foamy Fan]

Twisti is right... with the comp, when you mix 2 colors, you will find the mixture to be between those colors, obviously... red is around 400 THz, green is around 600 THz, and yellow is about 500 THz

[Zim Foamy Fan]

Twisti is right... with the comp, when you mix 2 colors, you will find the mixture to be between those colors, obviously... red is around 400 THz, green is around 600 THz, and yellow is about 500 THz

[i)ght]

love how we went from talking about pop-ups to talking about mixing colors together. kinda my fault. lol

[i)ght]

love how we went from talking about pop-ups to talking about mixing colors together. kinda my fault. lol

[LumberJane]

We could have a list of random questions, all with valid answers. Perhaps updated sometimes. Then one pop up could be a math question and the next could be what year is it..
It's an idea, at any rate. Obviously the standard pop up is only detrimental to players, not macros. lol

[LumberJane]

We could have a list of random questions, all with valid answers. Perhaps updated sometimes. Then one pop up could be a math question and the next could be what year is it..
It's an idea, at any rate. Obviously the standard pop up is only detrimental to players, not macros. lol

[Matt Siegman]

i'll just fuck around with the captchas to make them less annoying...

[Matt Siegman]

i'll just fuck around with the captchas to make them less annoying...

[[rebel]lion]

no, red blue and yellow

[[rebel]lion]

no, red blue and yellow

[arp]

red, yellow, and blue

[arp]

red, yellow, and blue

[Twisti]

No, it's red, green and blue. Thats what the letters stand for: RGB.

[Twisti]

No, it's red, green and blue. Thats what the letters stand for: RGB.

[[rebel]lion]

primary color
–noun 1. Art. a color, as red, yellow, or blue, that in mixture yields other colors. Compare 

[[rebel]lion]

primary color
–noun 1. Art. a color, as red, yellow, or blue, that in mixture yields other colors. Compare 

[Jimmyx]

A primary color is a color that cannot be created by mixing other colors in the gamut of a given color space. Primary colors may themselves be mixed to produce most of the colors in a given color space: mixing two primary colors produces what is generally called a secondary color, mixing a secondary with a primary produces what is sometimes called a tertiary color.

Traditionally, the colors red, yellow, and blue are considered to be primary pigments in the art world. However, technically, they are not primaries.  The three primary colors of pigments are magenta, yellow, and cyan. (Thus when calling "red, yellow, and blue" the primary colors of pigment, "red" is an inaccurate way of saying "magenta" and "blue" is an inaccurate way of saying "cyan").

Blue and green are secondary pigments, but are primary colors of light, along with red.

[Jimmyx]

A primary color is a color that cannot be created by mixing other colors in the gamut of a given color space. Primary colors may themselves be mixed to produce most of the colors in a given color space: mixing two primary colors produces what is generally called a secondary color, mixing a secondary with a primary produces what is sometimes called a tertiary color.

Traditionally, the colors red, yellow, and blue are considered to be primary pigments in the art world. However, technically, they are not primaries.  The three primary colors of pigments are magenta, yellow, and cyan. (Thus when calling "red, yellow, and blue" the primary colors of pigment, "red" is an inaccurate way of saying "magenta" and "blue" is an inaccurate way of saying "cyan").

Blue and green are secondary pigments, but are primary colors of light, along with red.

[[rebel]lion]

Way to go ruin it

[[rebel]lion]

Way to go ruin it

[Zim Foamy Fan]

That must mean that red kicks every other color's butt... it's a primary color twice!

[Zim Foamy Fan]

That must mean that red kicks every other color's butt... it's a primary color twice!

[[rebel]lion]

That must mean that red kicks every other color's butt... it's a primary color twice!

Red sucks, blue shouldnt need those wimpy primary colors to form it. It is much better than red or yellow.

[[rebel]lion]

That must mean that red kicks every other color's butt... it's a primary color twice!

Red sucks, blue shouldnt need those wimpy primary colors to form it. It is much better than red or yellow.

[Jimmyx]

That must mean that red kicks every other color's butt... it's a primary color twice!

Nope.  Red is only a primary color in light.  In pigment it is Magenta

[Jimmyx]

That must mean that red kicks every other color's butt... it's a primary color twice!

Nope.  Red is only a primary color in light.  In pigment it is Magenta

[[rebel]lion]

Nope.  Red is only a primary color in light.  In pigment it is Magenta

pwn!

[[rebel]lion]

Nope.  Red is only a primary color in light.  In pigment it is Magenta

pwn!