uh...living coral or dead coral? :p

(reddish??)

When it comes to colors I am pretty much the stereotypical guy. If it isn't in a box of 8 Crayolas it isn't a color (certain modifying adjectives are allowed).

That isn't to say I can't see the differences, just that giving them specific names is rendered pointless by my way of thinking.

For example, the color scheme of this message board is:

Blue, lighter blue, still lighter blue and gray.

The colors of LoT are dark cyan, Deep Turquoise, Twilight blue, Pale Aqua, Deep Sea Green and Fire orange. ;)

Apparently Alex can't differentiate the greenish and purplish tones of the LoT colors, LOL.

No, I can see them. But all the colors still fall into the blue category.

See. You say that and here is what I read:

Alex never got the Big Box of Crayolas as a kid . . . :(

96 BABY!

I have nothing to say to that except:
"Hey CP! How'd you find ONE of the two dozen straight men in California that knows more than 24 colors?"

Okay, suddenly things become crystal clear. THIS is the reason that the following mid-MouseAdventure conversation (or something very similar) has happened more than once:

GD: Are you sure that counts? Is it blue or green?
CP: I don't know. It says "count the blue ones on top". It's kinda blue, but not really.
GD: F*ck
CP: *!$#